Specific date in advance - android

Is there any easy way or a function to get what will be the date two weeks in advance? For example what will be the date after two weeks from now. I have checked Date() function and it doesn't look to have this functionality. The only way I can think of now is to hard code it, but I was hoping someone knows a better approach.

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This question has already an answer here: How to add 7 days to current date while not going over available days of a month?
You need to use the Calendar class.

Check Joda Time Lib.
i found something may help you using this lib check this

Use this code :
Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance();
cal.add(Calendar.DATE, +14);
Log.d("Date two weeks in advance is ",""+cal.getTime());

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