How to get tomorrow’s date in Laravel Carbon?

In Laravel, Carbon is a popular date/time library that provides an easy way to work with dates in PHP. To get tomorrow’s date using Carbon in Laravel, you can use the addDay() method.

Here’s an example code snippet:

use Carbon\Carbon;

$today = Carbon::now();

$tomorrow = $today->addDay();

echo $tomorrow->toDateString(); // Output: 2023-02-26

In this example, we’re using the now() method to create a new Carbon instance representing the current date and time.

The addDay() method is then called on the $today Carbon instance, which adds one day to the date and returns a new Carbon instance representing the resulting date.

Finally, the toDateString() method is called on the resulting Carbon instance to output tomorrow’s date in the format of “YYYY-MM-DD”.

The $tomorrow variable is then output using the echo statement, which will output tomorrow’s date, in this case “2023-02-26”.