title: cd to an unknown directory name with spaces in a bash script
body: <p>I've looked at some of the posts that have similar issues, but I can't extrapolate some of the solutions to fit my own needs, so here I am. </p>
  
  <p>I have a simple shell script and I need it to cd into a directory with a space in the name. The directory is in the same place every time (<code>/home/user/topleveldir</code>) but the directory name itself is unique to the machine, and has a space in it (<code>/home/user/topleveldir/{machine1}\ dir/</code>, <code>/home/user/topleveldir/{machine2}\ dir/</code>). I'm confused as to the best method to cd into that unique directory in a script.</p>