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Inlay.

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Hints are markers that provide more information about your code.

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An example of an inlay hint is this little x, but how does this x provide more information about the

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print line function?

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In this case, it really doesn't provide any useful information.

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An easy way to think about it is hey, X marks the spot where you should write the message that you

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want to print, but it's not really that useful.

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Inlay hints will become useful once you reach the section on functions.

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Personally, I'm going to disable my inlay hints because for me I don't find them useful, but I highly

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recommend you keep them because they will become very very useful once you reach the function section.

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So if I have convinced you to keep your inlay hints, then please skip this video and go to the next

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one.

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But if you want to disable your inlay hints like me, which I don't recommend, then keep watching.

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So because I'm using a mac, I'm going to go to code preferences and then settings windows.

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Same thing.

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But you would go to file and then preferences in settings.

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So I'm going to do just that on my Mac.

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And here I will look for inlay hints.

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Shows up first and I will disable them.

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Then just like that, my inlay hints are gone.