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Project manager asks for an estimate. You know it'll take 3 months minimum, but you also know they want to hear "next week." So you do what any rational developer does: give them a range so absurdly wide it's basically useless. An hour to 11 months? Sure. Could be done by lunch, could be done when your kid graduates middle school. Both equally plausible depending on how many "quick changes" they throw in after you start. The PM will hear "an hour" and put it in the sprint. You'll be there in 11 months explaining why authentication "took longer than expected."

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So you want to know what index 7 is in your array that only has indices 0-6? Cool, cool. Let me just casually stroll past the boundaries of your allocated memory and grab whatever random garbage happens to be sitting there. Maybe it's a zero, maybe it's your password, maybe it's the nuclear launch codes. Who knows? Life's an adventure! C doesn't believe in safety rails. While other languages throw exceptions and error messages like a responsible adult, C just shrugs and says "you're the boss" before handing you undefined behavior on a silver platter. The graph literally shows the interpreter just vibing past the actual data range into the void, which is exactly what happens when you forget arrays are zero-indexed or just can't be bothered to check bounds. This is why we have segmentation faults, memory corruption, and developers with trust issues. But hey, at least it's fast, right?