Other ID Continue - No
No is the designation for characters that are explicitly disallowed from continuing an identifier, meaning they cannot appear after the first character in a programming language or data format that follows Unicode identifier rules. This includes common punctuation like spaces, slashes, hyphens, and brackets, as well as control characters, emoji, and most symbols, even if those characters might visually resemble letters or numbers. The key distinction is that "No" applies to code points that could be confused with valid continuation characters but are formally excluded, such as the middle dot or certain combining marks that fail the specific criteria for ID_Continue. This ensures that identifiers remain unambiguous and parsable across different systems. In practical terms, any character flagged as "No" cannot be used to extend a variable name, a file name, or a function token beyond its initial character, regardless of how it is rendered or encoded.