BASH help

[Kafubie]

Let's say if I have a file on my desktop that does have a file name called "derp derp"
If I wanted to delete the so called "derp derp" I would have to rename it to "derpderp.jpg" or any file extensions..

How would I be able to delete a file with spaces and no file extension?

I just got into bash like couple days ago and so far getting familiar with it. It's fun!

blah@blah-Laptop~$ cd Desktop
nathaniel@nathaniel-laptop:~/Desktop$ rm derp derp

WHAT I DO?!

[patchwork]

rm derp\ derp
rm 'derp derp'
rm "derp derp"

Any of those should work

The \ is an escape character to escape the space

[Kafubie]

rm derp\ derp
rm 'derp derp'
rm "derp derp"

Any of those should work

The \ is an escape character to escape the space

Thanks man.