STRANGE TYPE OF PATH WHILE CHANGING DIRECTORY IN LINUX(cd)

In my scenerio, i had to change directory to media (inside CD-ROM) in Linux.

But here is a strange typing of path.
If you have a path with characters without any space between, it is easy. Just writing cd command will shortly direct you.For instance,

>cd /oracle

But what if you have a file with a long name such as 'oracle database information'

you may not be able to go into that file's directory by just writing

>cd /oracle database information

It is a bit different.


For instance i had a cd installed on my desktop with 'OL5.9 x86_64 dvd 20130111'

To go into directory Server which is located inside it, i have to write reverse slash before the spaces inside path then space can be set respectively.

Just like here;