Well, I highlight the word/Id/class then the matching words are shown. This feature is usually in Most IDE’s, but I use sublime text and the feature is there. Btw I don’t type already designed classes, I copy and paste in other areas to avoid time wastage.
I'm using VSCode but never facing the same issues here. Probably all you need to do is installing an extension related to your programming language or framework you are using.
For example, if you are writing ReactJS app, you can type
reactjsin the extension tab in the left sidebar, and install the most popular extension.While writing the code, the extensions usually taking some of the work by guessing & suggestion what you want to type. If it doesn't show up, you can press
Ctrl + Spaceto show the suggestions.Another great extension is this Prettier extension (15M downloads today) would be also helpful to format your code so it will be more readable by human.
Also, in the latest version of VSCode, there's a super helpful settings to colorize the brackets. It is useful when you are working with deep-nested functions.
All you need to do is enabling it from the settings (press
Ctrl + ,), look forbracketand enable this setting.And here's how your code looks like (pay attention to the brackets' color)