How do you mean, "memorize the millions of different types" and "You sit there staring at the code wondering what's wrong with the variable you created until yo

How do you mean, "memorize the millions of different types" and "You sit there staring at the code wondering what's wrong with the variable you created until you Google it and find out it's a certain type that you never heard of"? I don't think I've experienced this in any language, even ones with the most expressive type systems. More typing is better, as far as I have experienced, and as far as I have heard from people who take it up in their projects. The compiler will tell you exactly what goes wrong if you pass the wrong type. If you mean that type inference was confusing, it's the same as `auto` in C++. Except the Rust compiler does an enormous amount of handholding with errors, often showing you exactly how to correct your code.