No language, JavaScript actually supports Chinese (Unicode) programming! _javascript Tips

It has long been discovered that for an HTML element, the ID can be Chinese, and the getElementById method can be used to correctly access the DOM
Little brother is ignorant, today I know IE actually support JavaScript Chinese programming
<input Type=button value= "Gorush" id= "Asun" >
<script>
function Asun:: OnClick () {alert (this.value)}//c++ style
function Asun:: onmouseout () {this.style.background= "green"}
function Asun. onmouseover () {this.style.background= "red"}
Is the function Chinese also OK? () {//Chinese letter of function name
var of course = "What's wrong with that?" Chinese variable name
Alert (sure line);
}
Chinese is OK? ()
</script>
To a segment of Unicode:
function \u3456 () {
var \u1234= "Gorush"
Alert (\u1234)
}
\u3456 ()
The above code is tested under ie6.0 and can be run correctly.
Firefox also supports Chinese (Unicode) functions and variable names, ie other versions have not been tested.
In fact, this feature also has no practical value, to play can also ...
BTW:
Firefox does not support C + +-style function names
function Window::onload () {...} This IE support FF does not support
function window.onload () {...} This IE support FF does not support
Window.onload=function () {...} Both the IE and FF support