I use it as a glorified auto completion tool, but very rarey for any programming logic, I just ignore it then. A good example is I want to debug the value of f

I use it as a glorified auto completion tool, but very rarey for any programming logic, I just ignore it then. A good example is I want to debug the value of foo and so start to type 'print..', for rust it will then offer up `println!("foo: {}", foo)`