After searching the website, I post this question. I know that, by default, assemblies are “culture neutral”, and you can create satellite assemblies with only resources (and no code) with culture information and place them in the same folder as the culture name (that is, en- us) But the question is what is culture? Some concrete examples in real life will help.
On MSDN, this includes things like names for culture, a recording system, the calendar used, and formatting for dates and sort strings .
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EUR1.500,00 $1,500.00
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DateTime.Now.ToString("d");
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DateTime.Now.ToString("d",_currentUser.Culture);
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