> If I mistype something there is a close to 0 percent chance of the complier pointing me into the right direction. Why do you say that? The first error point

> If I mistype something there is a close to 0 percent chance of the complier pointing me into the right direction. Why do you say that? The first error points you to the bad line on your source code, with a short description of the error. I agree that the output is too cluttered and it's often difficult to find the first error. Many wrappers for latex (for example overleaf) show the errors in color boxes and then they are much easier to spot.