How do i take today's date and add 1 day to it? I want to add one day to a particular date. Now i want to add one day to this date.
For the sake of completeness, if you are using java 8 you can also use the truncatedto method of the instant class to get midnight in utc. This question is 15 years old (and counting), so beware of many outdated answers. At least not as the first option.
I could just use java.util.date(), but it is deprecated. While when this question was asked in 2011 it was reasonable to use java.util.date in spite of its design issues, today that class has been completely supplanted by java.time, the modern java. Adding 5 days, the output should be 06/01/2012. In order to get the current date (as in today's date), you can use localdate.now() and pass that into the java.sql.date method valueof(localdate).
How do i add x days to a date in java? Here is a java 8 based solution, using the new java.time package (tutorial). For example, my date is 01/01/2012, using dd/mm/yyyy as the format. Date dt = new date();
Use the answers that use java.time, the modern java date and time api, and its. I need to determine the current year in java as an integer. How can i do that?