cp (Revision #2)

\cp
	Copies files.
Syntax
	\cp [OPTION ...] [-T] SOURCE DESTINATION \cp [OPTION ...] SOURCE [SOURCE ...] DIRECTORY
Description
	\cp copies SOURCE to DESTINATION, or multiple SOURCE(s) to DIRECTORY.
Options
	-i Prompt before overwriting.
	-n Do not overwrite an existing file.
	-p Preserve the last-modified time of the file.
	-r Copy directories recursively.
	-T Treat DESTINATION as a normal file.
	-u Copy only when the source file is newer than the destination file, or when the destination file is missing.
	If both -n and -i are specified, -n will take precedence. If both -n and -u are specified, -n will take precedence.
Examples
	To copy a file \cp /home/tariq/foo.sql /home/tariq/sahil/foo.sql
	To copy a directory \cp /home/tariq/foo /home/tariq/sahil/
	To recursively copy subdirectories , use the -r option: \cp -r /home/tariq/foo /home/tariq/sahil/
	To preserve last modified time of file, use the -p option: \cp -p /home/tariq/foo.sql /home/tariq/sahil/foo.sql
	To prompt before overwriting an existing file using cp command: \cp -i /home/tariq/foo.sql /home/tariq/sahil/foo.sql
	To copy only when the source file is newer than destination file, use the -u option \cp -u /home/tariq/foo.sql /home/tariq/sahil/foo.sql