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i think i have a little issue, but i’m not sure, because it’s either i am wrong or .Net is wrong, and usually it is not .Net 🙂
but in my testscenario i did this:
DateTime.DaysInMonth(2000,2)
and it returned 29.
But as far as i know 400 years (0,400,800,1200 etc.) are not leap years?
.NET is correct: years that are divisible by 100 aren’t leap years, unless they are also divisible by 400.