int gold = Hacking.GetInt(Hacking.PTR_CTCHeroStats, 0x3C);

int PlayerGetGold()
{
    return Hacking.GetInt(Hacking.PTR_CTCHeroStats, 0x3C);
}

void PlayerSetGold(int value)
{
    Hacking.SeInt(Hacking.PTR_CTCHeroStats, 0x3C, value);
}

You could also do this in a property, which should allow for editing similar to what I offer through the SDK.

public int PlayerGold
{
    get { return Hacking.GetInt(Hacking.PTR_CTCHeroStats, 0x3C); }
    set { Hacking.SetInt(Hacking.PTR_CTCHeroStats, 0x3C, value); }
}

Note: This example uses the syntax from the next release, use "GetUInt32" in the current release in place of "GetInt", same for the set command.