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C# DateTime Function

This document shows how to calculate future and past dates and times in C# by adding or subtracting days and minutes from the current date and time using DateTime methods like AddDays and AddMinutes, and outputting the results in custom formats.

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19 views

C# DateTime Function

This document shows how to calculate future and past dates and times in C# by adding or subtracting days and minutes from the current date and time using DateTime methods like AddDays and AddMinutes, and outputting the results in custom formats.

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Ridho Wijaya
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string strDate;

// Calculating the tomorrow's date (adding days to the current date.)


DateTime tomorrow = DateTime.Today.AddDays( 1 );
strDate = tomorrow.ToString("dd / MM / yy");
// Calculating the yesterday's date (substracting days from current date.)
DateTime yesterday = DateTime.Today.AddDays( -1 );
strDate = yesterday.ToString("dd / MM / yy");
// Calculating the time after 15 minute (adding minutes to the current
time.)
// Format : 09 / 08 / 06, 12 : 60
DateTime later = DateTime.Now.AddMinutes( 15 );
strDate = later.ToString("dd / MM / yy, hh : mm ");

// Calculating the time after 1 hour (adding minutes to the current


time.)
// Format : 09 / 08 / 06, 12 : 60
DateTime later = DateTime.Now.AddMinutes( 60 );
strDate = later.ToString("dd / MM / yy, hh : mm ");

// Calculating the time before 1 hour (adding minutes to the current


time.)
// Format : 09 / 08 / 06, 12 : 60
DateTime later = DateTime.Now.AddMinutes( -60 );
strDate = later.ToString("dd / MM / yy, hh : mm ");

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