DateTime timestamp = DateTime.Now; DateTime scheduledTime = timestamp.AddMinutes(30); Console.WriteLine("Scheduled time: " + scheduledTime.ToString());
DateTime startTime = new DateTime(2022, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0); DateTime endTime = startTime.AddMinutes(60); Console.WriteLine("End time: " + endTime.ToString());This example demonstrates how the Time AddMinutes method can be used to calculate the end time of a task or event. Here, we are assuming that the task starts on January 1st, 2022 at midnight and lasts for an hour (60 minutes). We use the AddMinutes method to calculate the end time, which we then print to the console. Package Library: The Time AddMinutes method is part of the System.DateTime structure in the .NET Framework Class Library. This library is included in the .NET runtime and does not require any additional packages or dependencies to use.