Can two sessions create #temp tables with the same name?

I am creating a temporary table (#myTable) and using a cursor. Does this create a problem when concurrent users are accessing the cursor through my application? Does it allow me to create separate temp tables with the same name?

Following is the sample code:

Open cursor;
Fetch Next from cursor into @Variable_Temp_Table_Name;
Create table #myTable(pk int)
While @@Fetch_Status = 0
Begin    
Fetch Next from cursor into @Variable_Temp_Table_Name;
End

SQL server always append some random number in the end of a temp table name (behind the scenes), when the concurrent users create temp tables in their sessions with the same name, sql server will create multiple temp tables in the tempdb.

I created 3 temp tables called #TempTable in three different sessions in my SSMS, now if I go to the tempdb I can see the temp tables created there with a random (unique) string appended to each temp table's name.

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