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testing code that uses daytime now or daytime today or the UTC variants of it is very difficult sure you can build a wrapper around it and use it in your code for your tests however that doesnamp;#39;t solve the problem when working with third party libraries with net 8 we get a new time provider class and an ey timer interface and today I want to quickly show what those types are how to use them and how they solve the challenge of testing time dependent code letamp;#39;s start by exploring the new time provider class as you can see the time provider class has a public system property it contains an instance of an implementation of the time provider type the default implementation provides the current system date and time for example we can call the get local now and the get UTC now methods to get the current time you can also access the local time zone using the local time zone property or create a timer itamp;#39;s worth mentioning that the time provider class uses the daytime off
