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In a sense, inductive types are "naturally strict" whereas co-inductive types are "naturally lazy". Though there are some types, such as products/tuples and arrays, that come in both strict and lazy varieties. Ultimately, this would allow one to equally account for both strict and lazy evaluation in a very natural way - quite unlike languages like ML or Haskell, where only one form is natural and idiomatic whereas the other has to be added as an afterthought.