It depends. After having gotten used to it, I can usually barely glance at an error and figure it out. I am basically satisfied with ghc errors messages, althou

It depends. After having gotten used to it, I can usually barely glance at an error and figure it out. I am basically satisfied with ghc errors messages, although they could be better. Sometimes it takes real head scratching. I think languages like Haskell give the compiler enough information to make insanely good error messages (At compile time mind you! Unlike python/javascript/etc). Elm apparently has some of the greatest error messages in the world. I think it is significantly better than C++ errors.