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cp
 SYNTAX
          cp  file_1  file_2
 FUNCTION
          cp makes a copy of file_1 into file file_2.
 NOTE:
       If file_2 is the directory name, then
       a file with a name file_1 is created
       in the directory file_2.  Files file_1
       and file_2 must be different!
Copying file from directory to directory practice, - 1.8.3.0.1
 Assume you are in directory klm.  Let us use the cp command to copy the 
 file d from the subdirectory klm to the file cc in the subdirectory c.
                         klm
                          |
                ---------------------
              /      /    |     \     \
             /      /     |      \     \
            a      b      c      d
                          |
                    -------
                  /       |
                 /        |
                ca        cb
 e
 Please type in the appropriate command: 
 That is correct!
 You've got it on the 2nd try.
 Good, you understand the concept.
 Please use cp to copy d to c/cc
 Please type cp d c/cc
 I guess I must type this for you:
 Please type in the appropriate command: 

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cp d c/cc
 Observe the result above:
                         klm
                          |
                ---------------------
              /      /    |     \     \
             /      /     |      \     \
            a      b      c      d
                          |
                    -------------
                  /       |       \
                 /        |        \
                ca        cb        cc