(Just in case, my OS is Windows 10.) I can’t seem to figure out why anyone would want to put quotation marks around a path: the path is “interpreted” properly when they are absent, so they don’t make any difference.
As an example,
cd
cd hey mkdir test
successfully changes directory to “hey mkdir test” (if it exists in your root directory). But reading various comments on the internet would make you think that the quotation marks are a good practice and are even required. Did prior versions of cmd.exe behave differently or something? Are quotation marks around paths obsolete now?
Thank you
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