Researching the damage a computer file takes after copying and pasting it for a lot of times

Researching the damage a computer file takes after copying and pasting it for a lot of times.

First saving the code language of a file and then copying and pasting a file for a 100 to 10,000 times or more and then seeing the difference in the code language.

1 Between maps
2 Between hard disks

1 And multiple kinds of files.
  And also multiple extensions of that kind of file.

And also doing research on how to prevent this.

Extra: There's also something called file health.

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