Using the "Evaluate Expression" functionality in IntelliJ allows you to explore an instantiated Java Object's Methods and API and see the values they return to test 'things' out while running your code.
You'll see:
- use of "Evaluate Expression"
- setting breakpoints
- Java Debugging in IntelliJ
- changing values using Evaluate Expression
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