Which command is used to duplicate files from one location to another in a Windows environment?
dir
copy
mkdir
move
copy - This is correct. The copy command is used to duplicate files from one location to another in a Windows environment. It creates a copy of the file at the destination while keeping the original file intact.
move - The move command relocates files from one location to another. Unlike copy, it does not leave the original file in the source location.
dir - The dir command lists files and directories in the current or specified folder. It does not duplicate or move files.
mkdir - The mkdir command (short for "make directory") is used to create a new directory. It does not handle file duplication.
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