How to add two days for date and time

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hi, iam using asp.net with c#

in datetime i have to add 2 days and i have to display date part seperate and time part seperate, iam using this format can you help me how to get date part and time part.

C#

System.DateTime now = System.DateTime.Now;
 System.DateTime modifieddate = now.AddDays(2);

Posted 26-Jun-12 20:29pm

developerit

Updated 26-Jun-12 20:35pm

Prasad_Kulkarni

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Solution 3

Try this:

C#

dateTime = DateTime.Now.AddBusinessDays(4);

Use Fluent DateTime[^]

Have a look on:
DateTime.Add Method[^] & DateTime.AddDays Method[^]

Refer similar thread:
Adding Days to a Date[^]

Posted 26-Jun-12 20:43pm

Prasad_Kulkarni

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Vani Kulkarni 27-Jun-12 2:56am

Clean and Clear! 5!

Prasad_Kulkarni 27-Jun-12 3:01am

:) Thanks Vani!

Solution 1

for date part:

C#

dToday = DateTime.Now.[Date]

for time part:

C#

dToday = DateTime.Now.[Time]

Hope so it will work

Posted 26-Jun-12 20:35pm

sofia3

Updated 26-Jun-12 20:39pm

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jasmin_patel · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-26T20:38:00

Solution 2

DateTime dNow = DateTime.Now;
DateTime dNow1 = dNow.AddDays(2);
txt_date.Text = (dNow1.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy"));
txt_time.Text = (dNow1.ToString("hh:mm"));

I hope Its Help You.

Posted 26-Jun-12 20:38pm

jasmin_patel

Updated 26-Jun-12 20:44pm

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Mohamed Mitwalli 27-Jun-12 2:43am

5+

[no name] 27-Jun-12 5:23am

5+ good one

developerit 30-Jun-12 2:40am

thanks it helps me a lot