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Answer: Javascript allows variables to begin with unicode letters, but these characters are classified as symbols, not letters. Internet Explorer 9 doesn't see
by jfarmer 15y ago
Answer: Javascript allows variables to begin with unicode letters, but these characters are classified as symbols, not letters.
Internet Explorer 9 doesn't seem to follow the above rule, and permits unicode symbols at the beginning of variable names.
- jvdh 15y agoThe ECMAscript standard is actually a bit more prohibitive: you can only use Unicode letters or (non-space) combining symbols in variable names. IE has relaxed this a little bit, by allowing variables to contain (but not start) with symbols.