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+title: Bash Copy
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+ ## Bash command: cp
+ `cp` is used to copy files and directories.
+ It can be used to copy a file, copy a file to a directory, or copy a directory.
+ ### Usage
+ ```
+cp [options] source target
+```
+ Commonly used options:
+ * `-p` (preserve) - used to preserve time of the last data modification, time of last access, ownership, and permissions of the source for the target
+* `-R or -r` (recursive) - used to recursively copy directories
+ ### Examples
+ #### Copy a file
+ ```bash
+cp somefile.txt newfile.txt
+```
+ Run `ls` and you will see you have a new file called `newfile.txt`
+ #### Copy a file to a directory
+ ```bash
+cp -p somefile.txt your/target/directory
+```
+ `cd` into the target directory, `ls`, and you will see a copy of your file. The `-p` option is added to preserve the files attributes.
+ #### Copy multiple files to a directory
+ ```bash
+cp file1.txt file2.txt fileN.txt your/target/directory
+```
+ `cd` into the target directory, `ls`, and you will see copies of all of the files.
+ #### Copy a directory
+ ```bash
+cp -R directory/to/copy your/target/directory
+```
+ `cd` into the target directory and `ls` to see your directory. The `-R` option is added to recursively copy everything in the directory.
+ ### More Information
+* run `man cp` to get a list of all options for this command
+* [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cp_(Unix))
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