Question

Go to Non-Flying Birds directory and copy the file Penguin to Flying Birds directory using relative path.

Note: assume that you are inside your home directory and always specify only relative path.

Answer 1

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Go to Non-Flying Birds directory and copy the file Penguin to Flying Birds directory using relative path.

Explanation:

1.To  go to our present working directory i.e.. Non flying birds directory  we type  cd nonflyingbirds  ----   this command sets present working directory

2.Now we have to copy the contents of Penguin file to Flying Birds Directory

So  we use cp command to copy files

Cp is a command line utility to copy folders,files ,directories

3. Type this command:

cp penguin.txt  ../Flyingbirds

Syntax:

cp filename  ../Finaldirectory

Here

Penguin is the file name

Flyingbirds is the resulatant directory where we have to copy the file  

All commands as a time:

cd nonflyingbirds

cp penguin.txt  ../flyingbirds