Did you know that Π is a valid Javascript variable name?
Yes, and so are these names too:
ʘʘ , Σmarks $ΞtemplΞ
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That's a valid identifier according to ECMAScript 5.1 / Unicode 6.3.0.
However, the NaN, Infinity, and undefined properties of the global object are immutable or read-only. Setting them won't have an effect. Avoid using this variable name.
However, web browsers are supposed to support it, as long as at least one character is escaped using a Unicode escape sequence.
However, it is an ES3 reserved word. You may want to avoid using it if support for older JavaScript engines is a concern.
However, it is not a valid identifier as per ES3. You may want to avoid using it if support for older JavaScript engines is a concern.
However, it's not a valid identifier according to Unicode 3.0. You may want to avoid using it if support for older JavaScript engines is a concern.
It looks like your browser's JavaScript engine doesn't handle this variable name correctly.
function param(Ѡ_Ѡ,ʘʘ)
{
return Ѡ_Ѡ * ʘʘ;
}
var Π = 3.141592653;
var param = Π * Φdep;