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Tuples should not be too large. This is because tuples are designed to be simple, quick ways to group related values. They are not meant to serve as data structures or record types, which are better suited to handle larger amounts of data.
To avoid the violation of this rule, you should consider using a struct or a class when you find yourself needing a tuple with more than two or three items. For example, instead of func myfunction() -> (Int, Int, Int, String) {}
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