Print line

[wavic]

input is a key word in Python and shouldn't be used. I did the same but then edited my post 

Hmm or.

with open('emails.txt', 'r') as input:    for line in input:        print(line)

so here get email variable overwritten in every loop iteration email = inputfile.readline() What we have at end is just the last line stored in email variable. Maybe easier to see if i do the same in my code:

with open('emails.txt', 'r') as input:    for line in input:        email = line        print(email)

He asked for this. To be stored into a variable.

[snippsat]

You are right just,easy to just copy sometime
I fix it too.

[snippsat]

He asked for this. To be stored into a variable.

As i mention only last line "emails.txt" will be stored email variable with code we have shown.
That was my point.

[wavic]

I know that and I knew it during writing my post. But ... Who am I 

[eftemie0000]

Thank you mate !