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Intellij is the industry standard among all Java developers. Any beginner or expert user of the Java programming language looking to improve their productivity via the best IDEs for Java can greatly benefit from the Intellij Productivity and Debugging Techniques Course. Intellij provides smart code completion, code inspections, on-the-fly error highlighting and quick-fixes, along with automated code refactoring and rich live templates. This course will ensure that you master each and every of those capabilities.

IntelliJ the most powerful and popular Integrated Development Environments (IDE) for Java. It is developed and maintained by JetBrains and available as community and ultimate edition. This feature rich IDE enables rapid development and helps in improving code quality.

What is IDE and its benefits?

IDE stands for Integrated Development Environment. It is a combination of multiple tools, which make software development process easier, robust and less error-prone. It has following benefits over plain text editor −

• Integration with useful tools like compiler, debugger, version control system, build tools, various frameworks, application profilers and so on.
• Supports code navigation, code completion, code refactoring and code generation features which boosts development process.
• Supports unit testing, integration testing and code coverage via plug-ins.
• Provides rich set of plug-ins to enhance IDE functionality further.

Features of IntelliJ

IntelliJ IDEA has some top productive Java code completion features. Its predictive algorithm can accurately assume what a coder is attempting to type, and completes it for him, even if he doesn’t know the exact name of a particular class, member or any other resource.

Deep Insight

IntelliJ IDEA really understands and has a deep insight into your code, as well as the context of the coder, which makes it so unique among other Java IDEs.

• Smart code completion − It supports context based code completion. It gives a list of the most relevant symbols applicable in the current context.
• Chain code completion − It is an advanced code completion feature which lists applicable symbols accessible via methods or getters in the current context.
• Static member’s completion − It allows you to use static methods or constants and automatically adds the required import statements to avoid compilation error.
• Detecting duplicates − It finds the duplicate code fragments on the fly and gives notification/suggestion about it to user.
• Inspections and quick-fixes − Whenever IntelliJ detects that you’re about to make a mistake, a little light bulb notification pops up on same line. Clicking it shows the suggestion list.

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