> When you write on a terminal, you are encouraged to make good choices so that your code is clean, with a well-thought-out structure and conventions that allow

> When you write on a terminal, you are encouraged to make good choices so that your code is clean, with a well-thought-out structure and conventions that allow it to be read and processed by a number of tools as painlessly as possible. This reads a little bit like a dynamic language vs a typed language. One argument for writing dynamic language is kinda similar to this. When I write code in a typed language I have to think far less than if I write it in a dynamic language as the tooling takes care of it for me. But in my experience no matter how much I think about how to solve something in a dynamic language I make far less mistakes in a typed language.