Recursive copy directory in linux command
Recursive means that cp copies the contents of directories, and if a directory has subdirectories they are copied (recursively) too. Without -R , the cp command skips directories. -r is identical with -R on Linux, it differs in some edge cases on some other unix variants.
fire simple command and you done with recursive copy
cp -R * <PATH>
fire simple command and you done with recursive copy
cp -R * <PATH>
Recursive copy directory in linux command
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