Suppose that you wished to copy all of the text files from your fileAsst directory and all of the files from your fileAsst/TweedleDee directory into your current directory (without typing out the name of each individual file). What command would you give to make that copy?

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Gaige Campbell

25 January, 08:03

Suppose that you wished to copy all of the text files from your fileAsst directory and all of the files from your fileAsst/TweedleDee directory into your current directory (without typing out the name of each individual file). What command would you give to make that copy?

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Desirae Richardson · Answer 1

The correct answer to the following question will be "$cp/FileAsst/*. txt/FileAsst/Planes/currentDirectory".

Explanation:

The command earlier in this thread would be the one that copies the txt files from those in the 'fileAsst' file or directory to the original position as well as all documents from/fileAsst/Plane folder.

Using 'cp command' to duplicate or copy material. This command has always been copied through two position directories to such a user's existing folder. In your setup, you can adjust the directory or the document names according to the appropriate.