Copy Recursively

Problem Description

Write a function that accepts two paths: the first should point to a directory to copy, and the second should be where the directory should be copied to. The function should return true if the directory and all its contents were copied successfully, and false if the copy failed or the user specified something other than a directory.

Input

• Two strings:
  1. sourcePath: The path to the directory to copy.
  2. destinationPath: The path where the directory should be copied to.

Output

• A boolean value:
  • true if the directory and all its contents were copied successfully.
  • false if the copy failed or the input paths were not directories.

Constraints

• Both sourcePath and destinationPath will be valid paths.
• The function should handle any errors that occur during the copy process.
• The destinationPath should not already contain a directory with the same name as the source directory.

Example

Input:
sourcePath: "/path/to/sourceDirectory"
destinationPath: "/path/to/destinationDirectory"

Output:
true (if the copy succeeded)
false (if the copy failed)

Explanation:
The function attempts to copy the directory from /path/to/sourceDirectory to /path/to/destinationDirectory. If the copy is successful, it returns true. If there is an error or if either path is not a directory, it returns false.

Input:
sourcePath: "/path/to/nonExistentDirectory"
destinationPath: "/path/to/destinationDirectory"

Output:
false

Explanation:
The function returns false because the sourcePath does not point to an existing directory.