Why is BullCowCount a richer return value you than int?

in 4:19 you say BullCowCount is a richer return value. I dont understand what that means. I looked this up all over and can’t find an explanation.

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I think he meant that you can return more information using BullCowCount than a regular int which returns just one value. I agree the usage of the word is confusing. Feel free to correct me if I’m wrong.

Hello @rawstein and dear Community,

the word “richer” in this context means: If you are comparing a native datatype like char or int against FBullCow, which a user-defined class with functions and structs, then the FBullCow seems to be “richer” than a native dataype because it has more stuff.

Kind regards
Kevin

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