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The PowerShell comment character is #. Care must be taken when using it with Perforce as a revision specifier. This command

PS D:\workspaces> p4 sync #0

Would be interpreted as:

PS D:\workspaces> p4 sync

That is, everything starting with # would be interpreted as a comment and ignored. You could use any of the following to achieve the desired result.

PS D:\workspaces> p4 sync "#0"
PS D:\workspaces> p4 sync '#0'
PS D:\workspaces> p4 sync `#0

The # character is not interpreted as a comment character when embedded in a string. For example,

PS D:\workspaces> p4 sync myfile#0

would be interpreted literally. The # is not interpreted as a comment character because it is embedded in a string.