I thought “new notation” included new symbols. Almost all programming languages exclusively use ASCII characters for their keywords, which are pretty old.
Things like >>= != =~ ++ ← /* <% are arguably new symbols, typically built on top of ASCII but only for convenience
I thought “new notation” included new symbols. Almost all programming languages exclusively use ASCII characters for their keywords, which are pretty old.
Things like >>= != =~ ++ ← /* <% are arguably new symbols, typically built on top of ASCII but only for convenience