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===Emoji=== | ===Emoji=== | ||
β | Many crying-face emoji are possible if variables can include full Unicode (e.g., π’,π,π,πΏ,πΉ), as well as faces with sweat drops that are often mistaken for tears (πͺ,π₯,π° | + | Many crying-face emoji are possible if variables can include full Unicode (e.g., π’,π,π,πΏ,πΉ), as well as faces with sweat drops that are often mistaken for tears (πͺ,π₯,π°). In some programming languages it would be impossible to use them in variable names, as the symbols would break the language's syntax rules. Exceptions to this include {{w|Swift (programming language)|Swift}} and {{w|Perl|Perl}} ([http://perldoc.perl.org/5.24.0/perlunicode.html]), but most languages with compilers that support Unicode characters can include this kind of emoji, even for languages that predate Unicode like {{w|C++}} and {{w|Lisp_(programming_language)|Lisp}}. |
In any event, Cueball's code may best be represented by a bunch of people crying, as that seems to be the only proper response to it.{{citation needed}} | In any event, Cueball's code may best be represented by a bunch of people crying, as that seems to be the only proper response to it.{{citation needed}} |