How do you remove a file whose filename begins with a dash (hyphen or minus) -? I'm ssh'd into a remote OSX server and I have this file in my directory

How do you remove a file whose filename begins with a dash (hyphen or minus) -? I'm ssh'd into a remote OSX server and I have this file in my directory:

tohru:~ $ ls -l
total 8
-rw-r--r--    1 me  staff  1352 Aug 18 14:33 --help
...

How in the world can I delete --help from a CLI? This issue is something that I come across in different forms on occasion, these files are easy to create, but hard to get rid of.
I have tried using backslash

rm \-\-help

I have tried quotes

rm "--help"

How do I prevent the minus (dash or hyphen) character to be interpreted as an option?
 

 

ANSWERS:-

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Use "--" to make rm stop parsing command line options, like this: rm -- --help