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.NET's HttpSessionState using an " InProc " store seems to treat session variable key values as case insensitive. For example: session["foo"] = 1; session["Foo"] = 2; Trace.Write(session["foo"].ToString()); // => 2 This behavior appears to be undocumented, so I'm wondering if it is simply a side-effect of the underlying session store mechanism, or intentionally implemented by the class itself. Since C# treats everything else as case-sensitive, it is a bit unnerving for the session to not act the same way. What gives? Does it differ by store type? Is it there for backwards-compatibility with VB?
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