Xcopy is a console mode command for the Windows operating system. It is used to copy one or several files and (or) folders from one place to another. She is also a team of the MS-DOS operating system. With many options and the ability to copy entire directories, xcopy is similar to traditional copy, but it has much more features. If even more functionality is required, then the operating system has the robocopy command, which operates with even more parameters.
Syntax
The command line format is as follows:
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