复制(Copy)和粘贴(Paste)命令被许多计算机用户誉为救生员，消除了重新创建其他地方已经可用的数据的繁琐工作。他们节省了时间，这是我们数字时代的宝贵商品。您了解Copy、Cut和Paste的作用吗？你知道它们是如何工作的吗？条款从何而来？阅读本指南并了解所有这些问题的答案：
定义：对于计算机，什么是复制和粘贴(Copy and Paste)？
复制(Copy)和粘贴(Paste)是使用计算机和设备时最常用的命令之一。使用复制(Copy)和粘贴(Paste)，您可以将信息从一个地方传输到另一个地方。Copy命令在Windows中称为剪贴板的(clipboard)存储区域(storage area)中创建一条数据的副本。粘贴(Paste)命令将剪贴板中的数据插入到您使用此命令的位置。
剪贴板可以保存不同的数据，如文本、图像、视频、文件或文件夹。必要条件是Copy(Copy)和Paste两个地方兼容，并且可以使用相同的数据。有关更多详细信息，请阅读：什么是Windows的剪贴板？。
剪切与复制：有什么不同？
剪切(Cut)命令将选定的数据复制到剪贴板，但也将其从原点删除。Copy命令用于复制原始数据，而Cut命令(Cut)用于移动数据。Windows剪贴板(clipboard)是一个存在脆弱的地方。如果在将新数据复制到剪贴板或关闭计算机之前剪切(Cut)然后忘记粘贴，则旧数据可能会永远丢失（保留在原始位置的文件和文件夹除外）。(Paste)对此的一种补救措施是Windows 10 October 2018 Update中的一项新功能。请参阅如何在Windows 10中使用(Windows 10)剪贴板(Clipboard)：粘贴旧项目、固定项目或删除项目。
术语Copy、Cut和Paste是从哪里来的？
虽然复制(Copy)和剪切(Cut)命令的名称很容易理解，但粘贴(Paste)命令更难掌握。“剪切”(Cut)和“粘贴(Paste)”这两个词的实际起源来自纸上的编辑过程。剪裁是用剪刀完成的，然后将产生的纸片粘贴到另一页上。
因此，剪贴板(clipboard)命令与标准图标相关联，这些图标显示在其名称旁边以便于识别，而剪切(Cut)命令与剪刀相关联。
什么是键盘上的剪切(Cut)、复制(Copy)和粘贴？(Paste)
剪切(Cut)、复制(Copy)和粘贴(Paste)命令与其键盘快捷键密切相关：CTRL + X 、CTRL + C和CTRL + V。当您有可用的键盘时，这是访问它们的最快方式。
运行它们的方法是按住CTRL键，并在按下CTRL的同时按组合中的另一个键（X、C 或 V）。(X, C, or V).)
您多久复制和粘贴一次？
对于在计算机上制作内容的用户来说，复制(Copy)和粘贴(Paste)是提高生产力和避免重复造轮子的重要工具。对于以出售内容为生的作者来说，“复制和粘贴(Copy and Paste)”是一种贬低的表达方式，它表明了获取他人内容并呈现(content and presenting)为自己的内容的做法。您对复制(Copy)和粘贴(Paste)有何体验？你经常使用这些命令吗？在下面发表评论(Comment)，让我们讨论。
What is Copy, Cut, and Paste? What do they mean? How are they different?
The Copy and Paste commands have been hailed as lifesavers by many computer users, eliminating the tedious work of recreating data that is already available elsewhere. They deal in saved time, and this is a precious commodity in our digital age. Do you understand what Copy, Cut, and Paste do? Do you know how they work? From where do the terms come? Read this guide and learn the answers to all these questions:
Definition: What is Copy and Paste when it comes to computers?
Copy and Paste are ones of the most used commands when using computers and devices. With Copy and Paste, you transfer information from one place to another. The Copy command creates a duplicate of a piece of data in a storage area in Windows called clipboard. The Paste command inserts the data from the clipboard in the place where you use this command.
The clipboard can hold different data like text, images, videos, files or folders. The necessary condition is that the two places, where you Copy and where you Paste, are compatible, and can work with the same data. For more details, read: What is the clipboard from Windows?.
Cut versus Copy: what is different?
The Cut command copies the selected data to the clipboard, but it also deletes it from its origin. The Copy command is used to duplicate the origin data, while the Cut command is used to move data. The Windows clipboard is a place with a fragile existence. If you Cut and then forget to Paste before copying new data to the clipboard or shutting down your computer, the old data can be lost forever (with the exception of files and folders that remain in their original place). One remedy for this is a new feature in Windows 10 October 2018 Update. See How to use the Clipboard in Windows 10: Paste older items, pin items or delete items.
From where do the terms Copy, Cut, and Paste come?
While the Copy and Cut commands have names that easily make sense, the Paste command is harder to grasp. The actual origin of the words Cut and Paste come from the editing process on paper. The cut was done using scissors, and the resulting scraps of paper were pasted onto another page.
As a result, the clipboard commands are associated with standard icons that are displayed alongside their names to make the recognition easier, and the Cut command is associated with scissors.
What is Cut, Copy and Paste on the keyboard?
The Cut, Copy and Paste commands are strongly associated with their keyboard shortcuts: CTRL+X, CTRL+C, and CTRL+V. This is the fastest way to access them when you have a keyboard available.
The way to run them is to press and hold the CTRL key, and, while pressing CTRL, press the other key in the combination (X, C, or V).
How often do you Copy and Paste?
For the user who produces content on a computer, Copy and Paste are the essential tools of productivity and of avoiding reinventing the wheel. For the authors who sell their content for a living, "Copy and Paste" is a disparaging expression that identifies the practice of getting somebody else's content and presenting as their own. What is your experience with Copy and Paste? Do you use these commands often? Comment below and let's discuss.
