How to change the current day's hours and minutes in Swift?

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If I create a Date() to get the current date and time, I want to create a new date from that but with different hour, minute, and zero seconds, what's the easiest way to do it using Swift? I've been finding so many examples with 'getting' but not 'setting'.

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//Increase the day & hours in Swift

let dateformat = DateFormatter()
let timeformat = DateFormatter()
        
dateformat.dateStyle = .medium
timeformat.timeStyle = .medium

//Increase Day

let currentdate = Date()

let currentdateshow = dateformat.string(from: currentdate)
textfield2.text = currentdateshow

let myCurrentdate = dateformat.date(from: dateTimeString)!
let tomorrow = Calendar.current.date(byAdding: .day, value: 1, to: myCurrentdate) // Increase 1 Day

let tomorrowday = dateformat.string(from: tomorrow!)
text3.text = tomorrowday
text3.isEnabled = false
  
//increase Time  
    
let time = Date()

let currenttime = timeformat.string(from: time)
text4.text = currenttime
        
let mycurrenttime = timeformat.date(from: currenttime)!
let increasetime = Calendar.current.date(byAdding: .hour, value: 2, to: mycurrenttime) //increase 2 hrs.

let increasemytime = timeformat.string(from: increasetime!)
text5.text = increasemytime
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