How to copy txt to folder in linux
To copy a text file to a specific folder in Linux, you can use the "cp" command followed by the filename and the destination folder path.
For example, to copy a text file named "example.txt" to a folder named "documents" located in the home directory, you can use the following command:
cp example.txt ~/documents
Here, the tilde symbol (~) represents the home directory of the current user.
You can also specify a full path to the destination folder, such as:
cp example.txt /home/user/documents
Make sure you have write permissions to the destination folder before copying the file, otherwise you may get a permission denied error.