If you don’t care much about whitespace bash is great:
it normally turns multiple whitespace characters into one
and it breaks things into words based on white space.
If on the other hand you’d like to preserve whitespace
bash can be a bit difficult at times.
A trick which often helps is using a combination of bash’s
eval and set commands.
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