#### 3.5.1 Basic Usage for `get`

  There are very few common basic usage patterns for `get`. Below, `s.foo.c` denotes the name of any existing SCCS file.

`get s.foo.c`

  Get a copy of the most recent trunk revision of `s.foo.c` into the file `foo.c`.

`get -Gbar s.foo.c`

  Get a version from `s.foo.c`, into `bar` rather than the default `foo.c`. The file produced by `get` is often referred to as the “g-file”.

`get -r1.3 s.foo.c`

  Get revision 1.3 from `s.foo.c` into `foo.c`. The `-G` option can be used to set the name of the gotten file.

`get -p s.foo.c`

  Get the most recent trunk revision, and print it on standard output. The `-r` option could also be used to specify some other revision.

Unless you specify the `-k` or `-e` option, the retrieved file will be created read-only.