Probably the majority of input validation (compilers or otherwise) errors I see today are still "unexpected x", and I would still often prefer "expected y". Co

Probably the majority of input validation (compilers or otherwise) errors I see today are still "unexpected x", and I would still often prefer "expected y". Compilers have gotten significantly better in the past couple years. But in the browser I'm using to write this comment is even worse than "unexpected x", since it gives me the type and not even the token: var x = 1 console.log(x + 1) SyntaxError: unexpected token: identifier