While true, one distinguishing features is the sheer number of unicode binary and unary operators that can be used and overloaded. Take for example ∪ for set un

While true, one distinguishing features is the sheer number of unicode binary and unary operators that can be used and overloaded. Take for example ∪ for set union and ∩ for set intersection (eg `set1 ∪ set2`). (You can also type these easily via latex-style completions, e.g. with \cup<TAB> for ∪ or \cap<TAB> for ∩)