Some languages, such as PHP, do not provided a straightforward way of easily working with data structures. The most challenging, yet most important, part of working with data structures in PHP lies in handling variable references.
After a question on the PHP Developers Network forum about creating structures, I ended up in a bit of a spiral. A long time ago, it occurred to me that the only (and obvious) difference between structures and objects is where the functions are and what they are called. Of course, within an object, a function is often termed "method". Not to mention that it's inside the object. On the other hand, the existence of a structure doesn't really imply the existence of a function or functions.
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