Can't Execute From Anywhere

[Astrades]

I added that line to ~/.bashrc and it doesn't do anything; I still get a "hide-me: command not found"
However, I can still execute the script in it's own directory.
The line I have written in is:
PATH=/home/(my user)/Development/hide-me:"$PATH"

[andrei-zgirvaci]

Try to put "" before space and try to restart terminal
Correct path: PATH=/home/(my\ user)/Development/hide-me:"$PATH"

[Astrades]

Nah, it's still not working :/
I'm using XFCE terminal on Ubuntu 16.04.
I copied and pasted the path you gave and replaced the username with mine.
I'm not sure why this is happening, really.

**EDIT
Do I need to put the line somewhere specific in my .bashrc?
I'm just slapping it on the end of it.

[andrei-zgirvaci]

Yeah, you just need to type it at the end of the file.

[Astrades]

Yeah, it's still not working for me.

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