GO convert time.Duration to time.Time

To convert a time.Duration to a time.Time, you can use the Add() method of the time.Time type. The Add() method allows you to add a duration to a given time and return the resulting time.

Here's an example of converting a time.Duration to a time.Time:

package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"time"
)

func main() {
	duration := 2 * time.Hour // Example duration of 2 hours

	// Getting current time
	currentTime := time.Now()

	// Adding the duration to the current time
	newTime := currentTime.Add(duration)

	fmt.Println("Current Time:", currentTime)
	fmt.Println("New Time:", newTime)
}

In the above example, we start with a time.Duration of 2 hours and then get the current time using time.Now(). We then use the Add() method to add the duration to the current time, and store the resulting time in the newTime variable. Finally, we print both the current time and the new time to the console.

Please note that a time.Duration represents a length of time, while a time.Time represents a specific point in time. So when converting a duration to a time, the resulting time will depend on the reference point (e.g., the current time).