I recently found, though, a dangerous area for the average user.
I would have thought this was a bad idea - if only because you probably would lose track of whether you were ‘in’ sudo or not… which can lead to permissions problems at the very least! I actually use su-c_wrapper to distinguish between ‘normal’ sudo and ‘really pay attention’ sudo type commands.
It doesn’t take long to ‘hard-wire’ the sudo password into your brain, so the effort this ‘saves’ is pretty minimal too. Not to mention what a mistyped entry in the config file will do!
Bad idea - better to make your sudo password really easy if it bothers you!!
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Yes 
My password is 123. I’m not trying to keep my laptop secure from other humans, but just want to give myself some thought before running command with sudo 
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