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Commands: CP and MV UnixLinux Command CP CP is the command used in Unix and Linux to copy your files or directories. (http:www.rapidtables.comcodelinuxcp.htm) Examples of the CP command: cp -u .txt newdir Copies any file with the

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Commands: CP and MV<br>
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Unix/Linux Command CP CP is the command used in Unix and Linux to copy your files or directories. (http://www.rapidtables.com/code/linux/cp.htm)<br>
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Examples of the CP command: cp -u *.txt newdir
Copies any file with the extension “.txt” to the directory “newdir” if the files do not already exist, or are newer than the files currently in the directory. The option “-u” means “update,” so this is why it will only copy the files this way.
cp file1.txt newdir
Copies the file “file1.txt” from the currently selected directory to the “newdir” directory<br>