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13.5.TimeSpan
	13.5.1.	Create a TimeSpan representing 2.5 days
	13.5.2.	TimeSpan calculation
	13.5.3.	Manual Profiler
	13.5.4.	Create a TimeSpan representing 1 week
	13.5.5.	Use the Add() method to add a TimeSpan to a DateTime
	13.5.6.	Use the Subtract() method to subtract a TimeSpan from a DateTime
	13.5.7.	Create a TimeSpan instance, specifying the hours, minutes, and seconds
	13.5.8.	Create a TimeSpan instance, specifying the days, hours, minutes,and seconds
	13.5.9.	Create a TimeSpan instance, specifying the days, hours, minutes, seconds, and milliseconds
	13.5.10.	Create a TimeSpan instance, specifying the number of ticks
	13.5.11.	Display the properties for myTimeSpan
	13.5.12.	Measures the time taken to add some numbers
	13.5.13.	Use the FromDays(), FromHours(), FromMinutes(), FromSeconds(), FromMilliseconds(), and FromTicks() methods to create new TimeSpan instances
	13.5.14.	Use the Add() method to add a TimeSpan instance to another
	13.5.15.	Use the Subtract() method to subtract a TimeSpan instance from another
	13.5.16.	Use the Duration() method to add two TimeSpan instances
	13.5.17.	Use the Negate() method to add two TimeSpan instances

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