Given the context of conversation, just noting that I too have ADHD and writing in C# has been definitely more doable than dynamically typed languages (or languages that require a lot of code to express something LINQ allows me to do in 1 or 2 lines, like Go). And as long as you know the type for the feature you need, you can usually just write e.g. "Regex" and press `.` and the VS Code or any other IDE of your choice will show you the list of supported methods - most of them are really straightforward to use. It works really well and knowing I don't have to perform much of work to ensure what amounts to type safety manually, or write additional tests, has been really helpful.

More on C# Regex, extra props for source-generated Regexes also generating documentation to explain the exact pattern and how it is matched similar to how websites like regexr do it.