Recently, in the development process, I want to delete a jar package on the server, but the name of the jar package is in parentheses
at the beginning, I deleted it like this:
rm -f HIBIKI_API(1).jarBut I got the following sentence:
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `(' Then I googled it and found that after linux5.0, you can’t use brackets. At this time, you need to translate. There are two ways of translation
1.rm -f HIBIKI_API\(1\).jar
2.rm -f "HIBIKI_API(1).jar"In this way, the translation will be OK
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