Tips

Use quick intentions to add names to call arguments.

Use quick intentions to generate code automatically and save you typing.

Get a project from source control, open an existing project, or create a new project.

Use quick intentions to remove redundant code.

Add virtual whitespace to the bottom of a file so you can scroll to the end half way up your screen.

Run just a file or a single script.

Use quick intentions to replace a local variable type with `var`.

Renaming in IntelliJ IDEA including comments and texts.

Move a line throughout your class, but watch out for errors!

Use quick intentions to remove redundant code so it's not cluttering your codebase.

Sometimes inlining a method can improve the readability of your code.

Use Find Usages to search for references in your code base.