Writing Systems of the World 1, Exercise 2: script names in Python

Code (run with py -X utf8), using three sample characters:

import unicodedata
for ch in ["Ω", "ა", "ス"]:
    print(ch, unicodedata.name(ch))

Output from the run:

Ω GREEK CAPITAL LETTER OMEGA
ა GEORGIAN LETTER AN
ス KATAKANA LETTER SU

What to look for: the first word of each name is the script. A character that
looks like a Latin letter can belong to another script. I also ran this check:
the Greek capital omicron looks like Latin O, but Python names it GREEK CAPITAL
LETTER OMICRON, while the Latin one is LATIN CAPITAL LETTER O. A script is
defined by its system, not by how a glyph looks.