How to copy a file in linux?
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Answer / Abhinav Kashyap
To copy a file in Linux, you can use the 'cp' command. The syntax is 'cp sourcefile destinationfile'. For example, 'cp sourcefile /destination/path/destionationfile' will create a copy of 'sourcefile' at '/destination/path/destinationfile'.
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