I noticed that
true.ToString()
Convert.ToString(true)
Both return "True" rather than "true". Seems wrong to me somehow.....
Just two true
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Just two true
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They both return (well Convert.ToString, simply calls Boolean.ToString()), either Boolean.TrueString or Boolean.FalseString depending on the value.
I imagine if it returned 'false' or 'true', the Visual Basic programmers would probably say the same thing. ;)
Note, though, that Boolean.TryParse does a case-insensitive comparision, so it will correctly parse either version.