Fix: bash: syntax error near unexpected token

If you have a file and you are trying to access it using vim/nano or maybe a script file and you get an error "bash: syntax error near unexpected token", well the reason for this error is that you have a character in the file name which is special w.r.t your operating system (Unix, Linux or macOS)

Example:

# nano myfile(2023).csv 

bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('

Fix:

# nano myfile\(2023\).csv 

You need to escape the special character with a slash.

List of special characters and how to escape them to fix "syntax error near unexpected token":

Special Character	Escape Sequence
Space	\
!	\!
"	\"
#	\#
$	\$
%	\%
&	\&
'	\'
(	\(
)	\)
*	\*
+	\+
,	\,
-	\-
.	\.
/	\/
:	\:
;	\;
<	\<
=	\=
>	\>
?	\?
@	\@
[	\[
\	\\
]	\]
^	\^
`	\\
{	\{
|	|
}	\}
~	\~