It's interesting that languages which start with purely nominal structs tend to acquire some form of structurally typed records in the long run. E.g. C# has alw

It's interesting that languages which start with purely nominal structs tend to acquire some form of structurally typed records in the long run. E.g. C# has always had (nominally typed) structs, then .NET added (structurally typed) tuples, and then eventually the language added (still structurally typed) tuples with named items on top of that.