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Haskell allows this as well. ASCII symbols are the default, while you can use the -XUnicodeSyntax language extension to get Unicode symbols. (My understanding i
by bradrn 6y ago
Haskell allows this as well. ASCII symbols are the default, while you can use the -XUnicodeSyntax language extension to get Unicode symbols. (My understanding is that Unicode characters are always allowed in identifiers.)