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Java also allows currency symbols (e.g. £€$) as identifiers. I know this because I had a colleague who was quite proud of having switched to Dvorak, and anothe
by hythloday 14y ago
Java also allows currency symbols (e.g. £€$) as identifiers.
I know this because I had a colleague who was quite proud of having switched to Dvorak, and another colleague who immediately wrote a code-generation tool that emitted € characters in variable names...which are untypeable on a Dvorak keyboard. :)
- emmelaich 14y agoJava allows a vast array of odd characters, including nulls. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4838507/why-does-java-allow-control-characters-in-its-identifiers http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4838507/why-does-java-all...
- nn2 14y agoDvorak doesn't support the Alt-<type unicode number on number block> trick?