Named outputs of a function

Is there a programming language with named return values?

I imagine something like in the following (syntax to be workshopped):

def f(a, b):
    export c = a * b
    d = 3*c
    export e = c + d

and then

from f(4, b=5) import *
print(c, e)

This would obviate the need to repeat variable names (now done by defining output dataclasses/structs/namedtuples, or by unpacking: return c,e; c,e=f()).

This is a related question, but it only discusses anonymous tuples.

Functions have automatically bound named inputs; why not outputs.

Golang has this feature (named return values):
package main

import "fmt"

func f(a, b int) (c, e int) {
c = a * b
d = 3*c
e = c + d
return
}

func main() {
fmt.Println(f(4, 5))
}


c and e are named return values of f function.

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