Which of the following is the correct command syntax to copy a file named data.txt to a folder named Backup in a command-line interface?

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Intro to Computing - How Files and Folders Organize Data

Which of the following is the correct command syntax to copy a file named data.txt to a folder named Backup in a command-line interface?

Amove data.txt Backup/

Bdelete data.txt Backup/

Ccopy data.txt Backup/

Drename data.txt Backup/

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify the copy command syntax
The command to copy a file is usually copy source destination, so copy data.txt Backup/ copies the file to the Backup folder.
Step 2: Differentiate from other commands
Move transfers the file, delete removes it, rename changes the name; none copy the file.
Final Answer:
copy data.txt Backup/ -> Option C
Quick Check:
Copy command syntax = copy source destination [OK]

Quick Trick: Copy command uses: copy source destination [OK]

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