Hmm that is the topic of this whole blog really...
You can use unicode in code, html, css, javascript etc... just redoing some of my website and replaced any mention of "stars" and "star" (star ratings like I mentioned earlier) with a ★ symbol and it all works just fine... valuable saving of characters and the code all still makes sense semantically. Sort of.
.★ {
width: 200px;
position: relative;
}
.★ a {
display: block;
}Means you can safely use Greek letters as var names:
const π = 3.14A bit pointless but fun.
js: Programming language of the web, mostly how I make my living.
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