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I know that in Java there is the command "Sout" and then press Backspace and it already generates the line of code.
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It makes no sense to have a shortcut in the language. Java doesn’t have it either, it could have it in an IDE and it depends on which one you’re using.
If you are using Visual Studio you can invoke a snippet called cw that just after typing it into the editor and triggering the TAB it expands to what you want.
Note that you can simplify the command with a using static. See more in What is the difference between "using" and "using Static"?.
If none of this fits, you could create code to have a shorter function abstracting the original function. I do not recommend this, and therefore I will not set an example.
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You are using Visual studio?
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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9613685/how-to-make-a-shortcut-for-console-writeline
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