You have a CSV file named `data.csv` on your local machine. You need to upload this file to a Cloud Storage bucket named `my-data-bucket`. Which command should you use?

Answer options:

gcloud storage upload data.csv my-data-bucket

gsutil cp data.csv gs://my-data-bucket/

bq load my-data-bucket data.csv

gsutil mv data.csv gs://my-data-bucket/

How to approach this question

Remember the CLI tool for Cloud Storage (gsutil) and the standard Linux-like copy command (cp).

Full Answer

B.gsutil cp data.csv gs://my-data-bucket/✓ Correct

`gsutil` is the classic command-line tool for interacting with Cloud Storage. The `cp` (copy) command is used to upload, download, and copy objects. The destination bucket must be prefixed with `gs://`.

Common mistakes

Using BigQuery commands (`bq`) for Cloud Storage tasks.

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