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It has happened in coding C#, for sure, that we wanted to return more than just a value from a method. Simplest way is to define a new type that contains necessary information and return one instance of it from our method. Also we can use out (or ref) arguments which provides us a mechanism for observing some result more than just returning value of a method. Another more clean way is to use tuples. In F# we have them naturally in language level but in C# we must have an implementation of them and the implementation will be uglier than what it looks like in F#. This way in C# is very like the first one except we use a type with specific names for it's properties...