As with lists, these comparisons are case-sensitive. If lists work like strings when you add and subtract them then records work like nothing you've ever seen. You may occasionally use record arithmetic, but the same effect can usually be accomplished with assignment and Frontier's delete verb, and often it's more straightforward. When subtracting records, the elements must match both in name and value. Any list or record can be coerced to a string, or to a binary value.
Any scalar value coerces to a single-item list, except for records and binary types.
A single-item list can be coerced to any type to which that item can be coerced. Only object specifiers, binary values, or empty lists can be coerced to a record. Internet service provided by Conxion .