Strange question, why does formatting my time as MM / dd / yyyy form MM-dd-yyyy

wcc_hl

string a = System.DateTime.Now.ToString ("MM / dd / yyyy");

a would equal 01-04-2017


In ASP.Net, "/" becomes "-", which is not what I want, but if it is a Window Form program, the execution is normal and strange! How to solve it

shenmue024

string a = System.DateTime.Now.ToString ("MM '/' dd '/' yyyy");

dydcool

DateTime.Now.ToString ("MM / dd / yyyy"). Replace ("-", "/")

江南小色

It has something to do with the locale, so:
DateTime.Now.ToString ("MM / dd / yyyy", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture)

sunray

I think this is unresolved
I have never tried the bad idea I thought.
DateTime.Now.ToString (@ "MM / dd / yyyy");

Reply person:江南小色
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It has something to do with regional settings, like this:
DateTime.Now.ToString ("MM / dd / yyyy", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture)

zoe1370

DateTime.Now.ToString ("yyyy / MM / dd", System.Globalization.DateTimeFormatInfo.InvariantInfo);

sulfuresser

DateTime.Now.ToString (@ "MM / dd / yyyy");