Shell Script parameter $0 displays all concatanates all defalut parameter values

I have a issue.The $0 is displaying all the default parm values. Pls suggest workaround:
echo ‘Printing parameters….’
echo ‘0:’$0
echo ‘1:’$1
echo ‘2:’$2
echo ‘3:’$3
echo ‘4:’$4
echo ‘5:’$5
echo ‘FCPLOGIN:’$FCP_LOGIN
echo ‘Finished printing parameters.’
echo ‘FCP_USERID:’$FCP_USERID
Printing parameters….
0:/u01/app/oracle/DEV/apps/apps_st/appl/xxabc/12.0.0/bin/xxabc
1:xxabc FCP_REQID=684095 FCP_LOGIN=”APPS/APPS” FCP_USERID=1234 FCP_USERNAME=”ABC” FCP_PRINTER=”noprint” FCP_SAVE_OUT=Y FCP_NUM_COPIES=0
2:
3:
4:
5:
FCPLOGIN:APPS/SONICDEV1
Finished printing parameters.
FCP_USERID:

How do you call it ?
What character(s) do you use to suppress the " in the parameters specified ?
If you call it like this (simplified) :
program "one two three"
it will do:
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