cpstäpro

cpstäpro is a command-line utility commonly found on Unix-like operating systems. It is used for copying files and directories. The name "cp" stands for copy, and "stäpro" is not a recognized suffix or command in standard Unix-based systems. It is possible that "cpstäpro" is a typo or a custom alias for the `cp` command. The standard `cp` command allows users to duplicate files from one location to another. It can copy a single file to a new file, a file to a directory, or multiple files to a directory. Options are available to control the copying process, such as preserving file attributes, recursively copying directories, or prompting before overwriting existing files. For example, `cp source_file destination_file` would create a copy of `source_file` named `destination_file`. To copy a file into a directory, one might use `cp source_file target_directory/`. When dealing with directories, the `-r` or `-R` option is typically used to copy them recursively, meaning it copies the directory and all its contents. Without such an option, `cp` will usually refuse to copy a directory. The exact behavior and available options can vary slightly depending on the specific Unix or Linux distribution and the version of the `cp` command in use. To understand the full functionality of the standard `cp` command, users can consult its manual page by typing `man cp` in their terminal.

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