Fluent Builder Template

Fluent interfaces Create a more simplified language style approach to coding.
Here is a template for an object builder class that gives a fluent interface for the construction of objects:

[ ExcludeFromCodeCoverage ]
public class $XXX$Builder
{
    private $IYYY$ _mock$IYYY$ = Substitute.For<$IYYY$>();

    public $XXX$Builder With$IYYY$(
        $IYYY$ param )
    {
        _mock$IYYY$ = param;
        return this;
    }

    public static implicit operator $XXX$( $XXX$Builder builder )
    {
        return builder.Build();
    }

    public $XXX$ Build()
    {
        return new $XXX$( _mock$IYYY$ );
    }
}

Replace $XXX$ with your concrete builder target type
For each service replace $IYYY$ with the service name

2 Dimensional List Sort Using Linq

A 2 dimensional list sort

[ Test ]
public void List2DSortTest()
{
    var table = new List<List<string>>
    {
        new List<string> { "1", "Mbukuravi", "2", "Wnuk-Lipinski Settlement", "M2M" },
        new List<string> { "2", "Liaedin", "Ulrich's Rock", "Valigursky Landing", "L1M" },
        new List<string> { "3", "Miao Thixo", "2 A", "Sekelj Laboratory", "M3M" },
    };

    var newTable = table.OrderBy( list => list[ 1 ] ).ToList();
    Assert.That( newTable[ 0 ][ 1 ] == "Liaedin" );
    Assert.That( newTable[ 1 ][ 1 ] == "Mbukuravi" );
    Assert.That( newTable[ 2 ][ 1 ] == "Miao Thixo" );

    var newTable2 = table.OrderByDescending( list => list[ 1 ] ).ToList();
    Assert.That( newTable2[ 2 ][ 1 ] == "Liaedin" );
    Assert.That( newTable2[ 1 ][ 1 ] == "Mbukuravi" );
    Assert.That( newTable2[ 0 ][ 1 ] == "Miao Thixo" );

    var newTable3 = table.OrderBy( list => list[ 2 ] ).ToList();
    var newTable4 = table.OrderByDescending( list => list[ 2 ] ).ToList();
}