I may be wrong, but something that you and I recognize as syntactic sugar may not be recognized as such by other, less experienced programmers. So those progra

I may be wrong, but something that you and I recognize as syntactic sugar may not be recognized as such by other, less experienced programmers. So those programmers might just use the sugared approach and avoid the problem of writing past the end of an array, without ever knowing how tedious and/or difficult debugging such problems can be. They might sort of never even realize that they dodged a bullet simply due to some sugar. How do you see it?