How many files are their, and what are their names after typing the following tw

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How many files are their, and what are their names after typing the following two commands:

1st Command) cp testfile.txt testfile1.txt

2nd Command) ls -F

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Command1)Cp testfile.txt testfile1.txt

It copy the content testfile.txt to testfile1.txt

Command2)ls –R

we can list directory including its subdirectories.

So we have list all the subdirectories are 3 files those are

testfile.txt

testfile1.txt

testfile2.txt

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