DateTime now = DateTime.now(); Period period = Period.days(10); DateTime newDate = now.plus(period); System.out.println(newDate);
DateTime now = DateTime.now(); Period period = new Period().withMinutes(5).withSeconds(30); DateTime newTime = now.plus(period); System.out.println(newTime);In this example, we create a new DateTime object representing the current system date and time using DateTime.now(). We then create a Period object representing 5 minutes and 30 seconds using the withMinutes() and withSeconds() methods. Finally, we use the DateTime plus method to add the time period to the current date and time object, resulting in a new DateTime object representing the new time. Overall, the org.joda.time package is a powerful tool for handling date and time operations in Java, and the DateTime plus method offers a convenient way to add or subtract time periods to a DateTime object.