by giving the duration how can i get the date?

Question

public DateTime datePawned = Convert.ToDateTime("10/12/2010");

public TimeSpan duration;
public DateTime dateEnd;

if the duration is 10 months and i have an integer 10..
How can i get the end date?

Plz help me..
I'm a biginner...

Raja Krishnamurthy · Answer

You can try this: DateTime dueDate = datePawned.AddMonths(10); HTH

Vulpes · Answer

Try: public DateTime dateEnd = datePawned.AddMonths(10);

Vulpes · Answer

This was a simpler question to answer than your last one but certainly wasn't a silly one. Although it's not the ideal place to learn anything you might get some benefit from reading the MSDN docs on the DateTime ( http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.datetime.aspx ) and TimeSpan ( http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.timespan.aspx ) structures. You'll then be able to compete with Raja and myself to answer these questions first :)

Suthish Nair · Answer

Vulpes is right. We must also play some friendly matches doesn't matters who wins one of the friend wins. I even post replies to Vulpes accepted threads. Its just support and information sharing and also some fun like this. :)

Vulpes · Answer

Couldn't agree more Raja. Whilst friendly competition adds a bit of spice the important thing is being part of a co-operative community :)

Raja Krishnamurthy · Answer

Gotto agree with you Suthish....He not only answers fast but answers correctly too :-).....I don't treat this as a competition (even so I am honored to lose to a worthy opponent).....I am pretty sure Vulpes will agree with me that we are all here to help one another and share our knowledge.

Suthish Nair · Answer

Raja next time Vulpes always faster in answering :)

Raja Krishnamurthy · Answer

@Vulpes: Totally agree with you :-)

Tharake Gunatilake · Answer

Thank you both....You are doing a great job... Am i asking silly questions dr? But these are big for me... I'm studying C# by my self.... So i nd ur help... Thank you very much..

Vulpes · Answer

Yeah though I was actually a bit slow to answer it myself. Thought for a nasty moment that I'd omitted some functionality from the class in my article ;)

Raja Krishnamurthy · Answer

@Vulpes: You just beat me by seconds I think :-)