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on Windows command lines.
* For some commands, spaces are treated as delimiters that separate arguments, unless those spaces are enclosed by quotation marks. Various conventions exist of how quotation marks can be passed on to the application:
** A widely used convention is implemented by the command-line parser built into the Microsoft Visual C++ runtime library] or in the CommandLineToArgvW function. It uses the convention that 2n backslashes followed by a quotation mark (") produce n backslashes followed by

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