I also find that programming with languages which has strong type system is very helpful, if you trying to make anything with logic you can't fit in one simple

I also find that programming with languages which has strong type system is very helpful, if you trying to make anything with logic you can't fit in one simple sentence. For example, I was parsing logs. They had entries urlencoded JSON, one document per line, each could be invalid, I had to extract 'id' field, and count number of entries with same IDs, and number of entries with same IDs and with special marker. Then take only entries with 10000+ results. You can totally write cat/grep/awk/sort/head. But then I wanted to add a field, and it was hard to edit. Rust solved my problem, and I had pleasant time writing code, not editing foot long line of untyped code.