====== COPY ======
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Copies a file to the same or a different disk

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**Implemented by:** [[:basics:CBM:cbmv4]], [[:basics:CBM:cbmv7]], [[:basics:CBM:cbmv3.5]], [[:basics:trscolor:colordisk]], [[:basics:Sinclair:spectrum]], [[:basics:MSX:msxdisk]], [[:basics:Gambas:]]

**With variations:** [[:basics:CBM:Simons1]], [[:basics:Sinclair:zx81]]

**Also written as: ** 

===== Usage =====
COPY allowed MS-DOS-style drive letters for physical or logical disks. In systems with a single disk drive, A: and B: would cause various prompts for disk swapping. If drive letters were ommited, COPY would create a file with a different name in the same disk.

'''COPY A:LETTER.TXT B:LETTER.TXT'''
'''COPY LETTER.TXT LETTER.BKP'''


==== Variations ====



===== Examples =====
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  //basic4gl//, //blitzbasic//, //freebasic//, //gambas//, //locobasic//, //purebasic//, //qbasic//, //sdlbasic//,
  //thinbasic//, //vb//, //vbnet//, //xbasic// or //zxbasic//. 

  <code gwbasic>
  10 PRINT "HELLO"
  </code>
*/



===== Comments =====
/* Origin of the keyword, opinions, history... */


===== Related keywords =====
/* Keywords that are often or always used along this one */


===== Similar keywords =====
/* Keywords with the same or similar functionality found in other versions of BASIC */


===== In other languages... =====
/* For parallels and comparisons with other modern-day languages */


===== References =====
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