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It may not be a good idea to name a variable after a reserved word, but I am curious:
Is there any escape syntax in Python to allow you to use a reserved word as the name of a variable?
For example, in C# this can be done by prefixing the reserved word with @
It is not possible, however it is some kind of a tradition in Python to append a
_to get a new identifier: