Copy that!

cp

In Linux, we use the cp (copy) command to copy files from one place to another.

You'd use it like: cp file_path destination

This creates a copy of the file, the original still stays right where it was. You can also give the copy a new name in the same step: cp file.txt file_backup.txt

💡 Pro tip: Copying a directory needs the -r flag, like cp -r folder_name destination, or it'll throw an error.