For a couple of years I've been a high school computer science teacher. Having 50 students making the same errors over and over, made me very good at spotting syntactical errors in other people's code. Furthermore, I was also able to easily identify "beginners' bad patterns", which are basically the inverse of the usual best practices. The downside of this was that some students tried to use me as a human compiler/linter because I was seemingly able to spot the problematic areas in their code in almost no time at all. Of course, at such moments I had been monitoring their progress for some time. Nevertheless, it helped me enormously to support my students in learning to debug their own code because I could have them reflect on their own practices and design choices.
Just an anecdote.