Does Haskell provide keyword usage in identifiers?

Question

C # allows this if you put @ in front of the variable name. So int @int = 0; valid in C #.

Does Haskell have something similar or does it not allow it at all?

thank

Answer 1

Some words are keywords in some contexts, but can be freely used as identifiers in others, for example asand hiding.

The C # trick is just a small change in name, so this is no longer a keyword. In Haskell, you can put _before or after the name or add '.

Answer 2

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