It feels kind of like training wheels for programming. Which some might be against, and I wouldn't really like it in my professional life, but 20 years ago when

It feels kind of like training wheels for programming. Which some might be against, and I wouldn't really like it in my professional life, but 20 years ago when I was just starting to really program, this would have been a life saver. Even just the infinite loop checker because of using or instead of and in the first example would have paid for itself just in debug time back then. And if it then TAUGHT you about Or and And and precedence, and then expand the knowledge further by explaining short circuiting with or an or for "performance" etc, that would be an excellent aid.