> Are there any anecdotal stories about how Rust programs have fewer errors? My anecdote is that programming in Rust intuitively "feels" like programming in la

> Are there any anecdotal stories about how Rust programs have fewer errors? My anecdote is that programming in Rust intuitively "feels" like programming in languages like OCaml or Haskell, which have a reputation for "you'll often spend a lot of time fighting the compiler, but when your program finally does compile, it's much more likely to work correctly on the first run than other languages (e.g. C, C++)."