Every language has the errors that it thinks you should not be allowed to make, and the errors that it trusts you to make on the assumption that you can determi

Every language has the errors that it thinks you should not be allowed to make, and the errors that it trusts you to make on the assumption that you can determine whether you meant to make them better than the compiler. People complain on both sides of the permissiveness spectrum—they want a language that allows them to make exactly the errors that they want to make, but, of course, that set of errors differs from person to person!