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The Go language mentioned in the article uses UTF-8 source code and allows any Unicode letter or digit to be used in identifiers. Just as you mentioned of perl
by zerohp 16y ago
The Go language mentioned in the article uses UTF-8 source code and allows any Unicode letter or digit to be used in identifiers.
Just as you mentioned of perl, very few people use it.
- koenigdavidmj 16y agoIn particular, the case-of-first-character-in-identifier rule breaks foreign character sets, so they have to prefix public members with an X or something.