I recently started learning rust, and I was ready for one hell of a fight. I heard all those horror Storys about the compiler complaining about every single detail and that developing rust means having a constant fight with the compiler about seemingly irrelevant things. However, so far I have to tell, that while its somewhat true, that the compiler is somewhat picky, it is incredibly helpful. Never before have I seen such good and helpful compiler messages. It not only says what you did wrong, but also gives direct help on what to do to fix your code. I also really like, that it gives you direct references to the rust book in the compiler messages.
Prior to starting my journey with rust I did quite a lot of python, some C and some bash and their interpreter/compiler messages are nothing when comparing them with rust. Especially the bash error messages are awful if you do not know what they mean and how to fix them.
The lack of a strict type system is, what drives me away from python (there is a lot of other stuff I also dont like, but its lack of a type systems is one of the biggest reasons). My first language was Java, which I learned during highschool and while I thought that the strict type system was annoying, working with Python made me realise how much I hate not having a strict type system. In every god damn function you have to manually check for the type you received to make sure everything works as expected.