c# - Quickly reference static methods -

is chance possible call method without referencing class?

for instance, have helper class:

class helpertools {     public static void dowork()     { /*...*/ } } 

and need call it:

class mainclass {     public static void main()     {         helpertools.dowork();     } } 

is possible call dowork(); without reference? this:

public static void main() {     dowork(); } 

just sake of simplicity.

not quite, here 5 patterns close:

namespace my.namespace {     using h = myhelperclass;      public class myhelperclass     {         public static void helperfunc1()         {             console.writeline("here's help!");         }     }      public class myhelperclass2     {         public static void helperfunc4()         {             console.writeline("here's help!");         }     }      public interface ihelper{ }      public static class helperextensions     {         public static void helperfunc3(this ihelper self)         {             console.writeline("here's help!");         }     }      public class myclass : myhelperclass2, ihelper     {         private static readonly action helperfunc2 = myhelperclass.helperfunc1;          private static void helperfunc5()          {             console.writeline("here's help!");         }          public void myfunction()         {             //method 1 use alias make helper class name shorter             h.helperfunc1();             //method 2 use class property             helperfunc2();             //method 3 extend interface has extension methods.             //note: you'll have use keyword when calling extension             this.helperfunc3();             //method 4 have access methods on classes extend.             helperfunc4();             //method 5 put helper method in class             helperfunc5();         }     } }