How to Use CP Command in Linux ✔️

How to use CP Linux command? We explain how to use the CP Linux command in the terminal.

Commands used in the video:

- Comando 1: Is
- Comando 2: cat "file"
- Comando 3: cp "file" "new_name"
- Comando 4: cat "file"
- Comando 5: Is
- Comando 6: cp "file" "directory"
- Comando 7: Is
- Comando 8: cp "file" "File1" "directory"
- Comando 9: cp -i "file" "new_name"
- Comando 10: Is
- Comando 11: cp -R "directory"
- Comando 12: destination_"directory"

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