Posting this because it has some thing worth considering (if you're a software engineer). https://youtu.be/QM1iUe6IofM
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Special note to his comment at 33:30 regarding methods being really connected to the data. I think it's a fairly common thing, actually.
More often than not, the methods are there to restrict access to the object's data, because there is some amount of bookkeeping to be done.
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Esp true of ADTs, but also true of many other structs. A 3D transform, for instance, will sometimes have some bookkeeping for optimization.
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the matrix is often calc'd as needed from position orientation and scale, but an internal mutable flag is used to prevent excessive calcs.
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