C# Expression-Bodied Members Guide

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public void A(){expression} can be changed to:

public void A() => expression;

Starting with C# 6.0, you can use the lambda operator => to shorten {} blocks.

public class Location
{
   private string locationName;
   public string Name { get { return locationName; } }
}

This can be refactored to:

public class Location
{
   private string locationName;
   public string Name => locationName;
}

Among properties with get and set, when creating a read-only property that only allows get, you can write it using the expression-bodied syntax as shown above.

Expression-Bodied Members - C# Programming Guide