Leandro Lucarella wrote:
The problem is, if is hard to write, or ugly to read, people won't use it, or will use it less. In Python tuples are easy to read and write, so people use them everywhere and they are really useful (especially for FP-style programming, where is more common to return multple values).
That is a good point. I won't say I'm convinced for the tuple case <g>, but it is a good argument.
