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		<title>The time separator</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[is a common mystake if you want to transmit to someone or to be sure that you have something like "HH:mm:ss" because the character (:) is not just a colon, it's a time separator wich depend on the locale. Here is a list of culture where the (:) change into a dot (.) it-IT : [...]]]></description>
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<p>is a common mystake if you want to transmit to someone or to be sure that you have something like "HH:mm:ss" because the character (:) is not just a colon, it's a time separator wich depend on the locale.</p>
<p>Here is a list of culture where the (:) change into a dot (.)<br />
it-IT : Italian (Italy)<br />
fo-FO : Faroese (Faroe Islands)<br />
bn-BD : Bengali (Bangladesh)<br />
ml-IN : Malayalam (India)<br />
bn-IN : Bengali (India)</p>
<p>To workaround you can use CultureInfo.InvariantCulture or escape the colon character.</p>
<p>... and same story for the date separator "/" but this one is at this time the same for every culture.</p>
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