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 I have been accomplishing this by using **Perl's** `unlink`, but there is a much simpler solution as pointed out to me by @larsbalker via Twitter.
 
-Use: `--`, which terminates the interpretation of command line flags/options
+If you by accident create a file named: `-v` use: `--`, which terminates the interpretation of command line flags/options
 
 `$ rm -- -v`
 
 Thanks @larsbalker
 
+The Perl solution is:
+
+```perl
+perl -e "unlink '-v'";
+```
+
 ## References
 
 - [Twitter](https://twitter.com/jonasbn/status/966336534835269637)