Ctrl+C copies selected text or an item, while Ctrl+X cuts it.
Answer
true
Explanation
### Why this is right
The material lists Ctrl+C for Copy and Ctrl+X for Cut. Copy leaves the source in place; Cut removes it from its original position when pasted elsewhere.
### The concept
Both commands place selected data on the clipboard so it can be pasted. Their difference is whether the source remains.
### Terms
- **Clipboard**: temporary storage for cut or copied content.
### Remember
C is Copy; X is Cut.
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