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hello everybody Iamp;#39;m Nick and in this video Iamp;#39;m going to show you how to properly deal with time in your code to make sure that your code is testable I see people get this wrong all the time or when they donamp;#39;t get it wrong they get very frustrated and they try to hack their way around the problem but there is a very straightforward and simple solution and weamp;#39;re gonna see that in this video If you lack of content and you want to see more make sure you subscribers in this notification Bell and for more training check out nickjobses.com so let me show you what I have here I have a simple project over here itamp;#39;s a class library that only has one class and weamp;#39;re going to focus on this class to explain what the problem is and how to solve it and then I have a unit testing project over here using X unit which we will use to unit test this class and explain why in its current form itamp;#39;s pretty hard to UNI test so letamp;#39;s see what we ha