Linux-file copy command

Files and folders can be copied under the GUI. The following is a convenient terminal command line operation:

①Command: cp original file.txt (file type) target folder name/   copy the file to the target folder

The file can be copied to the current directory of the file (that is, its same-level directory), but the file needs to be renamed. The command is as follows:

②Command: cp   the original file.txt the new name of the original file.txt/    (the contents of the two files are the same)

③Command: cp -r original folder name target folder name/    (copy of folder)

There is also a special copy, assuming that there are both md files and txt files in a folder, so now only all files of one type (md) are required to be copied to the target folder, and the implementation command is as follows:

④Command: cp    original folder name/*.md target folder name/    (* stands for all)

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