Java programmers will know this, but most java “programmers” are people who came into contact with java in an academic sense, and thus couldn’t ever program anything useful. those few java programmers which are actually good at java produce some amazing stuff.

.NET is unique because you can go both ways: program small programs without much knowledge of the framework, or know the framework and take your program to the next level. java has a steap learning curve, some shitty IDEs and, ftw, bytecode?.
Learning by doing is the most important thing in the IT industry, .NET enables this, many other languages don’t.

Which brings me back to my orginal point: many .NET developers are still “learning” .NET themselves, in time, people will use the framework more and more.

private string CorrectCase(string UpperCase)
{
string IterateString = UpperCase.ToLower();

StringBuilder OutputString = new StringBuilder(IterateString[0].ToString().ToUpper());

for (int i=1;i<IterateString.Length;i++)
{
OutputString.Append((Char.IsWhiteSpace(IterateString, i-1)) ?IterateString[i].ToString().ToUpper():IterateString[i].ToString().ToLower());
}

return OutputString.ToString();
}