What is Easier Knitting or Crochet?

The following paragraph from the article is pure nonsense:

One of the critical differences between knitting and crochet is the ease of fixing mistakes. In knitting, it’s relatively straightforward to unravel stitches and go back to correct errors, thanks to the use of live stitches and stitch holders. However, unraveling can be more challenging in crochet, as each stitch depends on the one before it. Crocheters often have to carefully undo their work stitch by stitch to correct mistakes, which can be time-consuming and frustrating, especially for beginners.

The writer has it reversed.

Yes, knitting is harder to learn. But once you've aced it, the resulting fabric is nicer, not so dense as crocheted fabric. Knitting looks more like weaving and crocheting is a series of knots.