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Add 30 days to date

In PHP, you can add 30 days to a date by using the DateTime class and the modify() method.

In PHP, you can add 30 days to a date by using the DateTime class and the modify() method. Here is an example of how to do this:

Example of adding 30 days to a date with the DateTime class and the modify() method

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You can also use the add() method instead of modify() method, which takes a DateInterval object as its argument. Here is an example:

Example of adding 30 days to a date with the DateTime class and the add() method

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Both of the above examples will output the date 30 days from the current date in the format 'Y-m-d'.