Crawler access
Leave the crawl delay at 0 to omit it. Google ignores this directive; Bing and Yandex honour it.
One path per line, each starting with a slash.
Upload the file to the root of your site, so it answers at /robots.txt. In cPanel that is the public_html folder.
Good to know
How to get robots.txt right
1
It's a request, not a wall
Well-behaved crawlers follow it and malicious ones ignore it. Anything truly private needs a password, not a Disallow line.
2
Blocking isn't de-indexing
A blocked page can still show up in results if other sites link to it. Put a noindex meta tag on pages you want out of the index.
3
Never block your assets
If you disallow CSS or JS directories, search engines can't render your pages properly, and that hurts more than it helps.
4
Check it after upload
Open the file in a browser at your domain, then validate it in Google Search Console before you assume it's live.
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