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Thinking of leaving the codes more sleek and sleek would it be possible to use special characters in the codes? It would bring some problem?
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In general, there is no problem, even a PEP that talks about how to do it in the right way: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0263/.
Of course it doesn’t get you out of trouble because of some external tool that reads the code and isn’t able to handle it, give problem when opening in a bad text editor and other things. This was addressed in general in Is there a problem using Unicode characters for code identifiers?. I would not abuse, I would at most use accents.
Lean and elegant do not always go together (some cases do). I can’t imagine how special characters can make code more elegant and sleek at the same time, yet elegant can be a little subjective.
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