A minor problem with Rust is aesthetics. The syntax might look cryptic at times, and error messages the compiler outputs are not everybody's cup of tea, I'd gu

A minor problem with Rust is aesthetics. The syntax might look cryptic at times, and error messages the compiler outputs are not everybody's cup of tea, I'd guess. These are certainly not all that important when you're considering it for the actual benefits of the language, but otherwise that is a little con for me. If you write: println!("Hello, {what}!", "world"); in your program, the error message you get is 16 lines long. And there seems to be no option to have terser error output.