21.11.17 05:16, Mikhail V пише:
my·variable
myᝍvariable
myㅡvariable
myⵧvariable
myㄧvariable
myㆍvariable
^ Is this good idea *for Python*? I mean this is not Python that
I knew. I don't know how it is possible. Looks like a result of
some unlucky nuclear experment. Might be it will not cause any possible
confusion, or less than a hyphen and a minus.
Yes, it causes less confusion that changing meaning of a minus.
And yes, it can cause confusion if misused. As well as using the
following variables:
мyvariable
mуvariable
myvаriable
myvarіable
myvariаble
myvariaЬle
myvariab1e
myvariablе
But the name моязмінна doesn't cause any confusion if used in an
appropriate context (for example in a lesson for young Ukrainian
children). I believe the above dot- and hyphen-like characters don't
cause confusion if used as letters in an appropriate language context.
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