$1.$ When you give Linux commands like cat $($to read a file$),$ the dash $-$ is interpreted to signify a flag. $($ ie ls $-$l$.)$

So how do you read a file named $-?$ Try giving the absolute path to the file.

$2.$ If you try to use the command:

cat spaces in this filename

Linux will think you're trying to read four separate files: spaces, in$,$ this, and filename.

Your task is to figure out how to tell Linux that this is just one single file name, even though it has spaces.

Hint: Use quotes $(")$ or escape the spaces $(\backslash )$ to let Linux know the entire phrase is the name of one file.