How to get rid of #name# file?

When I was trying to compile a source file, I got a file marked with # symbol. It appears in terminal like this: #hello.cpp#
How does this mean? How do I get rid of it?
Thanks

I do not know what it is. But if you really want to delete it, then close the name in quotes so it does not look like a comment:
rm '#hello.cpp#'

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