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in this lecture well take a look at copying moving and renaming files so right now Im in my home directory and for this exercise Ive created a new directory called examples so Im going to change into that directory and were going to start working from there so the first thing I want to do is create a file called original txt on it and youll notice that that file exists so lets I want to make a copy of this file the command to copy a file is CP you give the original name of the file and then the name that you would like to copy it to and in this case its going to copy this file in the current directory because notice Im giving two relative paths and both of these assume that the original file is in this directory and that the new file I would like created would be in this directory and there you can see that the copy file was made and if I take it a look at the long listing you can note that you know theyre the same except for their names so that would be a copy of the file l
