With this approach, you don't need to manually open and close the file or standard output. Instead, you use the redirect_stdout context manager to temporarily redirect the standard output to the desired target (either a file or sys.stdout), and it will automatically handle the cleanup when the context exits.
With this approach, you don't need to manually open and close the file or standard output. Instead, you use the redirect_stdout context manager to temporarily redirect the standard output to the desired target (either a file or sys.stdout), and it will automatically handle the cleanup when the context exits.