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-<link-summary>Handle different JVM languages syntax trees with a single implementation.</link-summary>
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 # UAST - Unified Abstract Syntax Tree
 
+<link-summary>Handle different JVM languages syntax trees with a single implementation.</link-summary>
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 UAST (Unified Abstract Syntax Tree) is an abstraction layer on the [PSI](psi_elements.md) of different programming languages targeting the JVM (Java Virtual Machine).
 It provides a unified API for working with common language elements like classes and method declarations, literal values, and control flow operators.
 
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 As a general rule, it's recommended to abstain from using `UastVisitor`: if you don't need to process many `UElement`s of different types and if the structure of elements is not very important, then it is better to walk the PSI-tree using `PsiElementVisitor` and [convert](#psi-to-uast-conversion) each `PsiElement` to its corresponding UAST explicitly via `UastContext.toUElement()`.
 
+See also inspection <control>Plugin DevKit | Code | 'UastHintedVisitorAdapter' hints problems</control> (2024.2+).
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 ## UAST Performance Hints
 
 UAST is not a zero-cost abstraction: [some methods](https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-29856) could be unexpectedly expensive for some languages,