Copying a File
Make a spare copy before you change something.
COPY takes two names: the file to copy from, then the name to copy it to. Read it left to right, like a sentence. The original is untouched.
Notice that COPY reports how many files it copied. MS-DOS commands are chatty in a way bash commands are not: DOS assumed you wanted telling, bash assumes you want quiet.
TYPE the copy afterwards to see the same words in a different file.
COPY HELLO.TXT BACKUP.TXTCopy to a new name.COPY HELLO.TXT GAMESCopy into a folder.Your task
- ○Copy HELLO.TXT to a new name
- ○Read the copy with TYPE
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