> if it compiles, it most likely just works I believe the more you learn, the more this becomes true as well. To begin with, you'll write a lot of code that ha

> if it compiles, it most likely just works I believe the more you learn, the more this becomes true as well. To begin with, you'll write a lot of code that has potential bugs (like missing cases when pattern matching, using types that you really shouldn't, using error when something like Maybe or Either would be more flexible etc.). eventually you realise how to write code that can avoid a lot of these problems.