Other ID Start - No
No is the designation for characters that are explicitly excluded from being used as the start of an identifier, even though they might otherwise appear valid or share visual similarities with allowed characters. These exclusions cover a specific set of code points, including certain digits, punctuation marks, and symbols, which are reserved to prevent confusion or parsing ambiguities in programming languages and data formats. For example, characters like the combining mark U+0301 or the underscore do not qualify, as they either require a preceding base character or serve as connectors, not starters. The "No" value clarifies that such characters cannot initiate a variable, function, or other named entity, ensuring consistent and unambiguous syntax across different systems.