How to generate end Date from date difference

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Suppose i have a starting date say 2004-01-01 and i want to get after 30 days from the start date ie 2004-01-30.
How can i get that?

Posted 8-Nov-12 0:51am

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jim lahey · Accepted Answer · 2012-11-08T00:56:00

C#

var startDate = DateTime.Now;

var endDate = startDate.AddDays(30);

Hope it helps.

Posted 8-Nov-12 0:56am

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sahabiswarup 8-Nov-12 7:04am

Thanks Jim

jim lahey 8-Nov-12 7:06am

My pleasure, glad to be of assistance.