Category or classification a list of genes into exonic, intronic and intergenic groups
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You're looking for a GTF file. This will have the boundaries of the introns and exons for each gene and you could subset this file to only include genes found in your txt file. The fact that you have genes means that there are no intergenic (between genes) regions.
Right, thanks, we do not have the GTF file, may we look for that