Copying files and directories from one location to another is one of the most common tasks every computer user performs on an almost daily basis. While the users coming from Microsoft Windows might already be familiar with the GUI mode of doing things through the file manager, there are other methods and commands that you can employ to move files and directories between locations. In Linux-based operating systems the terminal comes equipped with everything you may need to operate a computer. For copying files and directories, some built-in commands and utilities can help you move items between locations. In this guide, we will understand how can you leverage these commands and methods through the terminal. For this guide, I will demo all of the commands using Ubuntu 22.04. The same commands can work on Debian, but if you are working on any other distributions, these can work with minor adjustments...