To copy a file from a subdirectory to the current working directory:
cp notes/note3 sect3.txt
This copies the file note3 from the subdirectory notes to the file sect3 in the current working directory. A relative pathname notes/note3 is used to define the source file.
To copy a file from another directory to the current working directory, preserving the file name:
cp /usr/lib/more.help .
This creates a copy of the file more.help in the current working directory. A full pathname /usr/lib/more.help is used to define the source file.
To copy a file from another user's directory using a relative pathname:
cp ~helper/tmp/for_john tmp/comments
This copies the file for_john from the directory tmp in which is in the home directory of the user helper, to a directory with the same name in the user's home directory. The name of this new file is comments.
Notice that a relative pathname ~helper/tmp/for_john is used to define the source file.
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