How to solve error of missing destination file operand after '/sdcard/ngrok/ngrok ' in termux [on hold]

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I am using termux in my android but I get the following error when I want to copy some data from sdcard to $HOME IN TERMUX the following
error shows up:
missing destination file operand after '/sdcard/ngrok/ngrok'

here are commands: 



 $ cp /sdcard/ngrok/ngrok
 cp: missing destination file operand after '/sdcard/ngrok/ngrok' 
 try 'cp --help' for more information.





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    I am using termux in my android but I get the following error when I want to copy some data from sdcard to $HOME IN TERMUX the following
    error shows up:
    missing destination file operand after '/sdcard/ngrok/ngrok'

    here are commands: 



     $ cp /sdcard/ngrok/ngrok
     cp: missing destination file operand after '/sdcard/ngrok/ngrok' 
     try 'cp --help' for more information.





    cp android







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      I am using termux in my android but I get the following error when I want to copy some data from sdcard to $HOME IN TERMUX the following
      error shows up:
      missing destination file operand after '/sdcard/ngrok/ngrok'

      here are commands: 



       $ cp /sdcard/ngrok/ngrok
       cp: missing destination file operand after '/sdcard/ngrok/ngrok' 
       try 'cp --help' for more information.





      cp android







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      I am using termux in my android but I get the following error when I want to copy some data from sdcard to $HOME IN TERMUX the following
      error shows up:
      missing destination file operand after '/sdcard/ngrok/ngrok'

      here are commands: 



       $ cp /sdcard/ngrok/ngrok
       cp: missing destination file operand after '/sdcard/ngrok/ngrok' 
       try 'cp --help' for more information.





      cp android




      cp android






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          You said that you want to copy file from sdcard to $HOME, but your cp command doesn't have destination. Format of copy command is cp source destination. So right command is 



          cp sdcard/ngrok/ngrok $HOME


          Make sure that sdcard/ngrok/ngrok is a file. If it is a directory then use -r option i.e.



          cp -r sdcard/ngrok/ngrok $HOME


          Also try cp --help for more information about cp command.






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          • Thanks but it's not working friend
            – Ronny
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            @Ronny What is the error?
            – Debian_yadav
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          • @Ronny may be it is not file, if it directory then use -r option. See update.
            – Debian_yadav
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          You said that you want to copy file from sdcard to $HOME, but your cp command doesn't have destination. Format of copy command is cp source destination. So right command is 



          cp sdcard/ngrok/ngrok $HOME


          Make sure that sdcard/ngrok/ngrok is a file. If it is a directory then use -r option i.e.



          cp -r sdcard/ngrok/ngrok $HOME


          Also try cp --help for more information about cp command.






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          • Thanks but it's not working friend
            – Ronny
            15 hours ago






          • 1




            @Ronny What is the error?
            – Debian_yadav
            15 hours ago










          • @Ronny may be it is not file, if it directory then use -r option. See update.
            – Debian_yadav
            9 hours ago














          up vote
          1
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          You said that you want to copy file from sdcard to $HOME, but your cp command doesn't have destination. Format of copy command is cp source destination. So right command is 



          cp sdcard/ngrok/ngrok $HOME


          Make sure that sdcard/ngrok/ngrok is a file. If it is a directory then use -r option i.e.



          cp -r sdcard/ngrok/ngrok $HOME


          Also try cp --help for more information about cp command.






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          • Thanks but it's not working friend
            – Ronny
            15 hours ago






          • 1




            @Ronny What is the error?
            – Debian_yadav
            15 hours ago










          • @Ronny may be it is not file, if it directory then use -r option. See update.
            – Debian_yadav
            9 hours ago












          up vote
          1
          down vote










          up vote
          1
          down vote









          You said that you want to copy file from sdcard to $HOME, but your cp command doesn't have destination. Format of copy command is cp source destination. So right command is 



          cp sdcard/ngrok/ngrok $HOME


          Make sure that sdcard/ngrok/ngrok is a file. If it is a directory then use -r option i.e.



          cp -r sdcard/ngrok/ngrok $HOME


          Also try cp --help for more information about cp command.






          share|improve this answer














          You said that you want to copy file from sdcard to $HOME, but your cp command doesn't have destination. Format of copy command is cp source destination. So right command is 



          cp sdcard/ngrok/ngrok $HOME


          Make sure that sdcard/ngrok/ngrok is a file. If it is a directory then use -r option i.e.



          cp -r sdcard/ngrok/ngrok $HOME


          Also try cp --help for more information about cp command.







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          • Thanks but it's not working friend
            – Ronny
            15 hours ago






          • 1




            @Ronny What is the error?
            – Debian_yadav
            15 hours ago










          • @Ronny may be it is not file, if it directory then use -r option. See update.
            – Debian_yadav
            9 hours ago
















          • Thanks but it's not working friend
            – Ronny
            15 hours ago






          • 1




            @Ronny What is the error?
            – Debian_yadav
            15 hours ago










          • @Ronny may be it is not file, if it directory then use -r option. See update.
            – Debian_yadav
            9 hours ago















          Thanks but it's not working friend
          – Ronny
          15 hours ago




          Thanks but it's not working friend
          – Ronny
          15 hours ago




          1




          1




          @Ronny What is the error?
          – Debian_yadav
          15 hours ago




          @Ronny What is the error?
          – Debian_yadav
          15 hours ago












          @Ronny may be it is not file, if it directory then use -r option. See update.
          – Debian_yadav
          9 hours ago




          @Ronny may be it is not file, if it directory then use -r option. See update.
          – Debian_yadav
          9 hours ago


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