alt Hacker NewsThen you just need a programming language that accepts ≠ as a synonym of !=. But who knows, maybe there is already one?
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cogburnd02 • today at 2:59 PM
Or just pipe your source through a sed script that replaces one with the other before compiling/running.
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Rakulang has you covered.
It is aggressive in its unicode support. You want to use vulgar fractions? Or Mayan numerals? They'll work. You want to use mathematical notation like ∈? It works.
You can literally do this:
`my $var = ⅒ + 2 + Ⅻ;`
https://docs.raku.org/language/unicode_ascii