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How to denote spaces in path

There are three different ways you can escape file paths on Windows:

By enclosing the path (or parts of it) in double quotation marks ( ” ).
By adding a caret character ( ^ ) before each space. (This only works in Command Prompt/CMD, and it doesn’t seem to work with every command.)
By adding a grave accent character ( ` ) before each space. (This only works in PowerShell, but it always works.)
We’ll show you how to use each method.

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