Discussion
Structural type equivalence holds when two type expressions
Answer: D
Correct answer: have the same structure regardless of the names given to them
Structural equivalence compares the type expressions themselves, so two records with the same fields in the same order are the same type whatever they are called. Name equivalence takes the opposite view and treats distinct declarations as distinct types - and languages differ in which they adopt, which matters greatly for interchangeability.
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