When you equip yourself with the idea of a rectangular table as a tool of modeling the world, you'll see it in a lot of places. When you model the world this way, you'll notice relational algebra's high level operations like left joins are a useful way of expressing complicated algorithms on that data. Without first class tables, you can grasp at it. Most languages with a data frame probably want something more like a first class table. (Different languages and frameworks have varying degrees of generality about this, so I don't want to sling too many stones.) Many systems have a dataframe but require every column to have the same datatype, which is better than nothing but less general and useful. It's like a reduce operation, where the left and right operations are the same type letting you do min, max, product etc. But if you're constrained to something so rigid, you can't express so many other things. Having records of data which travel together and get manipulated in a uniform way is a useful paradigm. Tables as a first class data structure or at least a convention understood by a large portion of your standard library, will get more adoption over time just as we have seen ideas like map and filter become common, even expected tools.
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