cp file rar

To copy a `.rar` file using the command line, you can use the `cp` command in a Unix-like operating system (like Linux or macOS). Here’s how you can do it: ### Basic Syntax ```bash cp /path/to/source/file.rar /path/to/destination/ ``` ### Example If you have a `file.rar` in your current directory and you want to copy it to a folder called `backup` (which is also in your current directory), you would use: ```bash cp file.rar backup/ ``` ### Additional Options - **Copy with a new name**: If you want to copy the file and give it a new name, you can specify the new name in the destination: ```bash cp file.rar backup/newfile.rar ``` - **Copying with verbose output**: If you want to see which files are being copied, use the `-v` option: ```bash cp -v file.rar backup/ ``` - **Recursive copy for directories**: If you want to copy an entire directory (including any `.rar` files it might contain), use the `-R` option: ```bash cp -R /path/to/source/directory/ /path/to/destination/ ``` ### Note Make sure you have the necessary permissions to read the source file and write to the destination directory. If you're using Windows, you would use `copy` instead of `cp` in the Command Prompt: ```bat copy C:\path\to\source\file.rar C:\path\to\destination\ ``` If you have any specific scenario or need help with something else, feel free to ask!