python non-ascii

Python supports non-ASCII characters, allowing you to use Unicode characters in your code. You can use non-ASCII characters in strings, variable names, and comments.

To use non-ASCII characters in a string, you need to prefix the string with the letter "u" to indicate that it's a Unicode string. For example:

my_string = u"Привет, мир!"

This creates a Unicode string containing the Russian phrase "Hello, world!".

You can also use non-ASCII characters in variable names and comments. For example:

привет = "Hello"
# Это комментарий на русском языке

This creates a variable named "привет" containing the English word "Hello", and a comment in Russian.

Note that when using non-ASCII characters in your code, you need to make sure that your file is saved in the correct encoding (e.g. UTF-8) to avoid encoding errors.