IntelliJ IDEA Tips & Tricks #15: Use Short-forms like "psvm" and "sout" to Reduce Typing
Java is quite verbose and we often end-up writing lots of repeated code with redundant syntactic aspects. E.g., System.out.println instead of simple print as in many other (even JVM based) languages.
Fortunately, IntelliJ IDEA provides many short-forms to reduce our typing effort. For example, instead of typing public static void main, you can just type "psvm". Instead of "System.out.println", you can just type "sout". Explore Intellij IDEA or the documentation for more such short-forms.
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