Mike Raiford wrote:
> A good way to piss off your co-workers, for sure.. XD

There's no reason this should piss off your coworkers any more than 
overloaded operators do. It's all essentially the same problem.

C# is just a unicode-aware programming language. You can't use any non-di
git 
non-punctuation character. You can use unicode letters. Just because they
 
don't look like letters in *your* alphabet doesn't mean they aren't lette
rs.

That said, you probably ought have a really good reason to use non-ASCII 

characters just like you ought have a good reason to overload operators. 

Like, say, naming a function "Γ".

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