If you don't need your properties to be necessarily set at creation, you can also set properties when constructing the object in C# even if they're not in the constructor.
var burger = new Burger(14){ Cheese = true, Tomato = true, Lettuce = false, Pepperoni = false };
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If you don't need your properties to be necessarily set at creation, you can also set properties when constructing the object in C# even if they're not in the constructor.