For C#, I hate writing out the variables and then writing out all the properties. Isn’t there a way to select all variables, right click and create all the properties.
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Are you looking for a code refactoring tool? If so, check out ReSharper. It provides an easy to to turn simple field-backed properties into auto-properties, and vice versa.
If you simply don’t want to write custom field-backed properties, you can use auto-properties, fpor example, like so:
which is equivalent to:
You can even make the accessibilty of the setter and getter difference:
If you do choose to use auto-properties, be aware that you cannot access the underlying field, nor can you supply an implementation for just one portion (just the getter or just the setter). You can, however, make the property virtual.