LaTeX indeed mostly works. But, I do think it could be a lot better. For example, today while writing a paper, I ran into a compilation issue that gave me the f

LaTeX indeed mostly works. But, I do think it could be a lot better. For example, today while writing a paper, I ran into a compilation issue that gave me the following error message: ! Undefined control sequence. <write> ...\protect \numberline {\plist@algorithm 1}{\ignorespaces $\protect... l.350 \end{theorem} None of these commands (except \end{theorem}) were in my paper, they were all in an included package. I later found out the issue was nowhere near line 350 or inside of the theorem environment. There just doesn't seem to be a good way to debug LaTeX errors. The best method I found was to use some sort of binary search, removing parts of the document to see if the error persists — which is ridiculously time consuming. https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/309010/teach-me-to-debug https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/309010/teach-me-to-d...