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How to do you add and subtract dates in C#, in VB there was a Date Class
which provided AddDays.... I see a DateTime class in C#, but none of these
methods...where be it?
Nov 15 '05 #1
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The DateTime structure has lots of addition classes (Add, AddDay, AddHour,
AddMillisecond, ...).

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How to do you add and subtract dates in C#, in VB there was a Date Class
which provided AddDays.... I see a DateTime class in C#, but none of these
methods...where be it?

Nov 15 '05 #2
Or add/subtract a TimeSpan.

Peter Rilling wrote:

The DateTime structure has lots of addition classes (Add, AddDay, AddHour,
AddMillisecond, ...).

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How to do you add and subtract dates in C#, in VB there was a Date Class
which provided AddDays.... I see a DateTime class in C#, but none of these
methods...where be it?


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