Languages like Scala have this sort of support for unicode built-in - many operators have Unicode aliases and it is possible for you to designate your own Unico

Languages like Scala have this sort of support for unicode built-in - many operators have Unicode aliases and it is possible for you to designate your own Unicode-named functions as well. There are some nice examples of meaningful syntactic sugar, like ⇒ for lambdas, ← for enumerators, and → for tuple building (all of which have =>, <-, and -> as ASCII equivalents).