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I have to type Console.WriteLine() many times in my code.
Is it possible to create a shortcut for Console.WriteLine so that I can use it like…
CW=Console.WriteLine();
// After that, I can use this CW for my Console.WriteLine() like
CW("Print Something");
Visual Studio already has a default code snippet for this. Just type
cwand press tab. Note that if you’re considering using a method, it may lack some features like the automatic string.Format and other overloaded parameters.