The `cp` command in Linux is used to copy files and directories from one location to another. It's also known as copy `cp` and used in file management, data backup, directories, and configuration files in a file system. This article explains how to use the `cp` command in Linux to copy and manage files. Below is the basic `cp` command syntax: ```console $ cp [options] source destination ``` Within the above command, `source` is the file or directory to copy, and `destination` is the target locat......