Copy a File

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Section 14.9 Copy a File

The command cp makes a copy of a file, so you’ll have two independent copies of the same file.

Activity 14.10.

In the Practice Linux Window below, copy the file ~/engs20/workspace/hello.c to the folder ~/ens20/workspace/LA1 What is the code to do so?

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