using System;

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public class TSOTime

{

    /// <summary>

    /// Converts current UTC time to a simplified "Sims World" time format.

    /// </summary>

    /// <returns>A string representing the time in "Sims World" format (e.g., "01:12 PM").</returns>

    public static string GetWorldTime()

    {

        // Get the current UTC time

        DateTime utcNow = DateTime.UtcNow;

        int utcHours = utcNow.Hour;

        int utcMinutes = utcNow.Minute;

        int utcSeconds = utcNow.Second;

        string timeSuffix = "AM"; // Default to AM

        int cycleInSeconds = 0; // Time cycle in seconds since the start of the hour

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        // Determine whether the cycle is in AM or PM and adjust accordingly

        if (utcHours >= 12)

        {

            timeSuffix = "PM";

            utcHours %= 12; // Convert 24-hour format to 12-hour format

            if (utcHours == 0) // Handle the case where the hour is 12 PM

            {

                utcHours = 12;

            }

        }

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        // Calculate the current cycle in seconds

        cycleInSeconds = utcMinutes * 60 + utcSeconds;

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        // Convert the cycle into Sims time hours (1 Sim hour = 300 real-time seconds)

        int tsoHours = cycleInSeconds / 300;

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        // Ensure Sims world hour does not exceed 11 and handle the case when it should wrap to 12

        if (tsoHours == 0)

        {

            tsoHours = 12;

        }

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        // Calculate Sims time minutes (1 Sim minute = 5 real-time seconds)

        int tsoMinutes = (cycleInSeconds % 300) / 5;

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        // Format single-digit minutes with a leading zero

        return $"{tsoHours}:{tsoMinutes:D2} {timeSuffix}";

    }

​

    // Entry point to test the WorldTimeConverter function

    public static void Main(string[] args)

    {

        string worldTime = GetWorldTime();

        Console.WriteLine($"The simulated world time is: {worldTime}");

    }

}