I experienced a strange behaviour with the DateTime class and formatting today. For some reason this error only occurs when you format a DateTime in certain cultures like Italian. The error is not present in English, Danish and most other cultures. It happens when you use the DateTime.ToString and DateTime.ParseExact
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