linux 删除文件名中带有特殊字符的文件

Question

I've accidentally created files with names that won't allow me to delete them:

-d
--header

Doing the following has no effect:

rm -f '-d'
rm -f '--header'
unlink ('-d');
unlink ('--archive');

Unlink gives an error:

unlink: invalid option -- 'd'
Try 'unlink --help' for more information.

How can I get rid of these files?

Answer 1

Use -- to tell BASH that the command options has ended, then, all other parameters are treated as positional parameters so they wont be interpreted by rm ;

rm -- --header
rm -- --d

Screenshot of example

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