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NOTE: This is not a duplicate of VB.NET equivalent of C# property shorthand? . This question is about how to have different access rights on getter and setter of a VB auto-property; e.g public getter and private setter . That question is about the syntax for auto-property (and does not mention this issue). I am trying to convert an auto Property ( public getter and private setter) from C# to VB.NET. But after conversion VB.NET is maintaining a private field. C# code class DemoViewModel { DemoViewModel (){ AddCommand = new RelayCommand(); } public ICommand AddCommand {get;private set;} } VB.NET equivalent from code converter is Class DemoViewModel Private Sub New() AddCommand = New RelayCommand() End Sub Public Property AddCommand() As ICommand Get Return m_AddCommand End Get Private Set m_AddCommand = Value End Set End Property Private m_AddCommand As ICommand End Class VB.NET code generates private backing field. Is it possible to get rid of this back field in source code (like c#)? How? Without this feature, VB.NET source will have lots of such redundancy.

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