Hello, Sage community!
Since Sage now supports Python 3, the possibility of using tildes and other unicode letters in names of variables is real. For example, I could define a constant Gauß instead of Gauss (with a "ß" instead of "ss"); or I could define a function called Müller (with two dots over the "u"). In Spanish and other languages, this is a more pressing matter. If I defined a function design(howMany), in Spanish it would be diseño(cuántos).
However, it seems quite strange to have tildes, betas, etc. in variable names. Is it a good programming behavior to avoid this kind of names?, or, should I use them sparely?
Thanks in advance!
