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| Question: | What's the best way to copy a file from within a piece of PHP? |
| Answer 1: | Use the built in copy() function This was the CORRECT answer |
| Answer 2: | Open the input and output files, and use read() and write() to copy the data block by block until read() returns a zero |
| Answer 3: | Use "exec" to run an operating system command such as cp (Unix, Linux) or copy (Windows) |
| Answer 4: | Print out a message asking your user to "telnet" in to the server and copy the file for you |
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