Comment by whilenot-dev

> it is not in general possible to find bugs by examining the code.

Oh hell yes it is, at every level of abstraction even. We call those things code smell... A file descriptor that hasn't been closed, a coroutine that hasn't been awaited, a big try/catch block that just falls back to some value without logging the error, wrong type castings, etc.

As a general rule: Neither type checker, nor compiler, nor runtime should ever be steps that merely want to be satified - work with these steps and treat them as the valuable tools they are, and never work against them.