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Command to copy the structure of current file is​

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Answered by mg443379
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Answer: Command “cp” is used to copy the structure of the current file. Explanation: By using “cp” command we can create a copy of contents of a file or directory, which is specified by Target file or Target directory parameters.

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Answered by Anonymous
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The command to copy the structure of the current file is cp

  • "cp" stands for "copy".
  • "cp" is a command used to copy files, directories, or a set of files.
  • "cp prog.c prog. bak" is used to copy files in the current directory.
  • To copy a file from one directory to another directory we use the command "cp swathi/home/chr/notes"
  • This command is used for Linux or Unix systems as it is very difficult to copy files or directories there.
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