Hi folks. Want to ask, is there any tutorial or articles of how to read timelock contract (specifically about how much time being set)? An simple explanation would be great. Thanks in advance.

For example if a delay being set 127000. How much time actually is it?

if that's in seconds (as timestamps are, by default) then just calculate how long that is

Alright, so default is in seconds? Thank you so much Lauri☺️

well the block timestamp is in seconds, at least. so most likely yours is also in seconds, but can't be sure without context. https://docs.soliditylang.org/en/latest/units-and-global-variables.html?highlight=block#block-and-transaction-properties

Could you please look at this one for example:

https://bscscan.com/address/0x5E081D6B4BBf753c6cbf75d51c4e48e97c6C0740#code

well check line 298

Sorry, still a bit confuse😂
But does that mean it's in seconds too?

well, with a quick glance that's what everything is compared to, so yes

I remember I followed a challenge few weeks ago. I have to convert the targeted time to unix.

But I didn't really understand if that's an exact 'second'.

Alright thank you once again.