invariant culture

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Tony Johansson

Hi!

I just wonder what the word invariant culture means that exist in the
sentence at the bottom?
Can you just give an example ?
I know that culture means. It could for example for the english language be
en-AU, en-CA,en-GB and en-US in australian, Canada,United Kingdom and the
United states.

Gets a StringComparer object that performs a case-sensitive string
comparison using the word comparison rules of the invariant culture.

//Tony
 
Tony said:
I just wonder what the word invariant culture means that exist in the
sentence at the bottom?
Can you just give an example ?
I know that culture means. It could for example for the english language be
en-AU, en-CA,en-GB and en-US in australian, Canada,United Kingdom and the
United states.

Gets a StringComparer object that performs a case-sensitive string
comparison using the word comparison rules of the invariant culture.
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See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.globalization.cultureinfo.invariantculture.aspx,
it is a predefined CultureInfo instance that "is associated with the
English language but not with any country/region".
 
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