To duplicate a file or folder somewhere else, you should use the "copy" function rather than "cut." Here's why:
1. **Copy**: When you use the copy function, a duplicate of the file or folder is created and saved in the new location, while the original remains in its current location. This means that the file or folder is copied to the new location without removing it from the original location.
2. **Cut**: On the other hand, if you use the cut function, the file or folder is moved from its original location to the new destination. This means that the file or folder is physically transferred from one place to another, leaving the original location empty.
Therefore, if you want to have a copy of the file or folder in both the original and new locations, you should use the "copy" function. If you want to move the file or folder to a new location and remove it from the original location, then you would use the "cut" function.
