What is the switch that is used to make sure that the copy command copied files correctly A. /a B. /c C. /s D. /v

/a
/c
/s
/v

The correct answer is: D. /v

The /v switch is used to verify that the copy command copied files correctly. It will

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compare the source and destination files and report any errors.

The other options are:

  • A. /a: This switch is used to copy hidden and system files.
  • B. /c: This switch is used to continue copying even if errors occur.
  • C. /s: This switch is used to copy subdirectories and files.

I hope this helps!

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