Yes, I know, C# doesn't do function libraries.
Yes, I also know that you can emulate a function library by creating a static class with the functions as members, like this:
Code:
public static class Utils {
    public static int MyIntFunction(int coolParam)
    {
         //do stuff
    }
}
This issue I have with this approach is that I always have to type out the name of the static class:
Code:
[...]
     int myInt = Utils.MyIntFunction(42);
[...]
Is there any way so that I don't have to type out Utils all the time?