even just just the simple, simple thing is like syntax highlighting. Like if the thing that you're choosing doesn't have good syntax highlighting, then there could be lots of errors that you don't catch right away. And then if the compiler isn't terribly helpful, then there may be a bunch of errors that you don't catch even after or during a failed compile or an interpreter when it's running your code. It might give you an error message that sort of misleads you. I mean, a classic one might be detecting a, you know, a lack of a semicolon or not detecting a lack of a semicolon, saying that, I don't know, a data type isn't valid in this particular position. And so you you pull your hair out trying to figure out what's wrong with that data type. Do I need to typecast it? Do I need to do I need to convert it into something else? Well, no, the actual problem is that you forgot the semicolon, and so it's reading two lines as one line, and it doesn't make any sense. But that's only because (25/53)
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