cp [options] source dest cp [options] source… directory
The cp command copies a filename to another target which is either a file or directory. The filename and target cannot have the same name. If the target is not a directory, only one file may be specified before it; if it is a directory, more than one file may be specified. If the target does not exist, cp creates a file named target. If the target exists and is not a directory, its contents are overwritten. If the target is a directory, the file(s) are copied to that directory.
1 cp --help 2 cp chapter1 book 3 cp -r desktop /usr/bin/tester |
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