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Powershell: Copy-Item

Let's practice using Powershell cmdlet Copy-Item [instead of copy or xcopy] when we want to copy files and/or folders.
Powershell: Copy-Item
Powershell: Copy-Item
Example: Copy D:\MinnaNoNihongo folder to E:\ drive
Powershell: Copy D:\MinnaNoNihongo folder to E:\ drive

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