Getting error while passing spaced folder

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Code: -



filesDirName="/C/Users/OM\ SAI\ RAM/HelloWorldSagar"
echo $filesDirName
echo "cd $filesDirName"
cd $filesDirName


bash output: -



$ ./files.sh
/C/Users/OM SAI RAM/HelloWorldSagar
cd /C/Users/OM SAI RAM/HelloWorldSagar
./files.sh: line 4: cd: too many arguments









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  • Crossposting: stackoverflow.com/questions/54060083/…

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Code: -



filesDirName="/C/Users/OM\ SAI\ RAM/HelloWorldSagar"
echo $filesDirName
echo "cd $filesDirName"
cd $filesDirName


bash output: -



$ ./files.sh
/C/Users/OM SAI RAM/HelloWorldSagar
cd /C/Users/OM SAI RAM/HelloWorldSagar
./files.sh: line 4: cd: too many arguments









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  • Crossposting: stackoverflow.com/questions/54060083/…

    – Cyrus
    Jan 6 at 10:12













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Code: -



filesDirName="/C/Users/OM\ SAI\ RAM/HelloWorldSagar"
echo $filesDirName
echo "cd $filesDirName"
cd $filesDirName


bash output: -



$ ./files.sh
/C/Users/OM SAI RAM/HelloWorldSagar
cd /C/Users/OM SAI RAM/HelloWorldSagar
./files.sh: line 4: cd: too many arguments









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Code: -



filesDirName="/C/Users/OM\ SAI\ RAM/HelloWorldSagar"
echo $filesDirName
echo "cd $filesDirName"
cd $filesDirName


bash output: -



$ ./files.sh
/C/Users/OM SAI RAM/HelloWorldSagar
cd /C/Users/OM SAI RAM/HelloWorldSagar
./files.sh: line 4: cd: too many arguments






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edited Jan 6 at 10:12









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asked Jan 6 at 9:00









Sagar MamidalaSagar Mamidala

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  • Crossposting: stackoverflow.com/questions/54060083/…

    – Cyrus
    Jan 6 at 10:12

















  • Crossposting: stackoverflow.com/questions/54060083/…

    – Cyrus
    Jan 6 at 10:12
















Crossposting: stackoverflow.com/questions/54060083/…

– Cyrus
Jan 6 at 10:12





Crossposting: stackoverflow.com/questions/54060083/…

– Cyrus
Jan 6 at 10:12










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# No backslash before space needed, as the entire sting is quoted with "
filesDirName="/C/Users/OM SAI RAM/HelloWorldSagar"
# echo allows multiple parameter, so it worked by chance
# You should quote it anyway
echo "$filesDirName"
echo "cd $filesDirName"
# quote the parameter
cd "$filesDirName"


Rule of thumb: If in doubt, quote the variable.



BTW: Indent your code by 4 spaces, so it is displayed as a code block






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  • Thank you, it worked... :)

    – Sagar Mamidala
    Jan 6 at 9:10










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Like this:



# No backslash before space needed, as the entire sting is quoted with "
filesDirName="/C/Users/OM SAI RAM/HelloWorldSagar"
# echo allows multiple parameter, so it worked by chance
# You should quote it anyway
echo "$filesDirName"
echo "cd $filesDirName"
# quote the parameter
cd "$filesDirName"


Rule of thumb: If in doubt, quote the variable.



BTW: Indent your code by 4 spaces, so it is displayed as a code block






share|improve this answer























  • Thank you, it worked... :)

    – Sagar Mamidala
    Jan 6 at 9:10















2














Like this:



# No backslash before space needed, as the entire sting is quoted with "
filesDirName="/C/Users/OM SAI RAM/HelloWorldSagar"
# echo allows multiple parameter, so it worked by chance
# You should quote it anyway
echo "$filesDirName"
echo "cd $filesDirName"
# quote the parameter
cd "$filesDirName"


Rule of thumb: If in doubt, quote the variable.



BTW: Indent your code by 4 spaces, so it is displayed as a code block






share|improve this answer























  • Thank you, it worked... :)

    – Sagar Mamidala
    Jan 6 at 9:10













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Like this:



# No backslash before space needed, as the entire sting is quoted with "
filesDirName="/C/Users/OM SAI RAM/HelloWorldSagar"
# echo allows multiple parameter, so it worked by chance
# You should quote it anyway
echo "$filesDirName"
echo "cd $filesDirName"
# quote the parameter
cd "$filesDirName"


Rule of thumb: If in doubt, quote the variable.



BTW: Indent your code by 4 spaces, so it is displayed as a code block






share|improve this answer













Like this:



# No backslash before space needed, as the entire sting is quoted with "
filesDirName="/C/Users/OM SAI RAM/HelloWorldSagar"
# echo allows multiple parameter, so it worked by chance
# You should quote it anyway
echo "$filesDirName"
echo "cd $filesDirName"
# quote the parameter
cd "$filesDirName"


Rule of thumb: If in doubt, quote the variable.



BTW: Indent your code by 4 spaces, so it is displayed as a code block







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  • Thank you, it worked... :)

    – Sagar Mamidala
    Jan 6 at 9:10

















  • Thank you, it worked... :)

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    Jan 6 at 9:10
















Thank you, it worked... :)

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Jan 6 at 9:10





Thank you, it worked... :)

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Jan 6 at 9:10

















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