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Description of problem:
Workbook 2. Filesystem Basics
Chapter 6. Examining Files
Questions: #3

Question 3 is:

Which of the following commands would act the same as cp a.txt b.txt,
assuming the file b.txt does not exist?
A. 	cat -5 a.txt b.txt
B. 	cat a.txt b.txt
C. 	cat -A a.txt > b.txt
D. 	cat a.txt > b.txt
E. 	None of the above.


Which seems quite similar to question 2 in chapter 3:

To copy file1.txt to file2.txt, you could use
A. 	cp file1.txt > file2.txt
B. 	cat file1.txt > file2.txt
C. 	dupe file1.txt file2.txt
D. 	mv file1.txt file2.txt


Maybe the chapter 3 question should be altered... the 'cat' there is a
little sneaky to ask quite so early.  How about "cp file1.txt
file2.txt" instead?

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