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    Powershell copy files

    Hi! When I'm coping files from my other directories in windows to a directory, do I need to put the "/" after the name of the directory?

    Example:

    If I'm copying file "awesome.txt" to directory "totally", I normally would do this:



    But I also see that if I don't put the /:



    it does the same thing. Do I not need to put the extra sign, or is it there for a reason?

    EDIT: the / verifies that it's a real directory. If I don't put that and misspell the directory, it will create a new one.
    Last edited by Lincoln; 07-06-2016 at 07:27 PM.
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