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How to cd into a directory with a space linux

Either you put quotes around the directory name 
( cd "/Users/niho/Desktop/Reader 0.5" ) 
or you escape the directory name 
( /Users/niho/Desktop/Reader\ 0.5 ). 
As others have mentioned, quoting the path or backslash-escaping the 
spaces will work.

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