I have some folders with `\n` character it their names.

for example:

```
$ ls
''$'\n''Test'

```

Thats refer to a folder with Test name and a empty line before its name.

So when I run some scripts like this, in its parent directory:

```
while IFS= read -r d; do 
    rmdir $d
done < <(find * -type d)

```

It shows:

```
rmdir: failed to remove '': No such file or directory
rmdir: failed to remove 'Test': No such file or directory

```

Because it runs twice, once on `\n` and the another on `Test`, because the folder name has two lines.

So how can I solve this issue such that, script knows `\nTest` is just one folder?