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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!

 Let us use the cp command to copy

 the file d from the subdirectory klm

 into the file cc in the subdirectory c.

                         klm

                          |

                ---------------------

              /      /    |     \     \

             /      /     |      \     \

            a      b      c      d

                          |

                    -------

                  /       |

                 /        |

                ca        cb

 e

 U: BOTCLEAN

 Enter command here:    

 That is correct!

 You've got it on the 2nd try.

 Good, you understand the concept.

 Please copy  d  to  c/cc 

 Please type cp d c/cc

 I guess I must type this for you:

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cp d c/cc

 Observe the result on the terminal!

                         klm

                          |

                ---------------------

              /      /    |     \     \

             /      /     |      \     \

            a      b      c      d

                          |

                    -------------

                  /       |       \

                 /        |        \

                ca        cb        cc