Why DateTime.AddHours doesn’t seem to work?

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Dates are immutable objects, i.e. they cannot be modified after creation. DateTime.AddHours returns a new DateTime instance which is shifted backwards by 4 hours but “date” will not be modified.

Use:

DateTime newDate = date.AddHours(-4);

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