> If you want to do multi-value return, the sane thing is to use a tuple, which is a core data structure we all learn about in CS undergrad, and use that as a r

> If you want to do multi-value return, the sane thing is to use a tuple, which is a core data structure we all learn about in CS undergrad, and use that as a return type and have functions return a single value You could say the same about function argument lists--that functions should only take a tuple. IME the reason some particular language only permits returning a single value is typically either (a) convention or (b) a reflection of implementation details.