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>That's not quite correct (and neither is that StackOverflow answer). The SO answer isn't wrong. The EXE there has a space in the path. The answer uses a strin
by Arnavion 9y ago
>That's not quite correct (and neither is that StackOverflow answer).
The SO answer isn't wrong. The EXE there has a space in the path. The answer uses a string literal for it and thus needs &. It could of course escape the spaces with ` instead; then it wouldn't need a string literal and thus not need &.