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recently pycharm has added a new feature to their code editor called inlay hints and I believe that every code editor should have the option to enable this so to quickly demonstrate what it is I have a class called fruit that has an initializer that takes a name and some calories and next weamp;#39;re going to instantiate that so weamp;#39;re going to create a banana of type fruit which will equal a fruit and we will pass in those parameters so first we will insert banana and then we will say that banana has 50 calories and immediately youamp;#39;re going to notice two things first that we have two usages of this class and the first one is referring to the hint itself and the second one is referring to the class but something even nicer is that it automatically gave us hints based on the parameter names so we didnamp;#39;t pass in any keyword arguments we didnamp;#39;t explicitly say that the name is equal to banana and that the calories are equal to 50. the code editor was smart
