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A big ‘NO’ because Python is a case-sensitive language and it does not allow the declaration of an identifier with a symbol, integer, or the keywords of python.
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# Pythons case sensitive everywhere
# Youll never come across a case where it doesnt care.
# in pythons eyes ABC is completely different from abc
# same with strings and numbers
abc != ABC # when referring to identifier names
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# # variable names are case sensitive
variable = 'foo'
Variable = 'Foo'
print(variable, Variable) # foo Foo
print(variable == Variable) # False