Code cleanup: should fields, variables, and properties be declared at the top or bottom of the class?

Question

Is the ad at the bottom of C # code quite common?

I saw some examples where this is done.

There are tools like Resharper that help organize the source code, is it possible to specify where it should create regions for me?

Answer 1

This is a stylistic discussion, because with most compilers, placing at the top or bottom of the (class file) does not affect the results. Historically, many people do this upstairs, but I like to leave them downstairs.

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