How can I get a method that has an out parameter?

Let's assume I have two method in a class looks like this: ``` class Foo { public void Convert(string s, int x){ } public void Convert(string s, double x) { } } ``` If I use: ``` var method = typeof (Foo) .GetMethod("Convert", new[] {typeof (string), typeof (int)}); ``` I'm getting the correct method.But if I change `x` and make it an `out` parameter in first method: ``` public void Convert(string s, out int x) { } ``` Then I'm getting the second method `Convert(string s, double x)`. I don't understand why it doesn't return the first method or at least `null` instead of the second one ? The signature of second method doesn't match with the types I provide. How can I get the correct method in second case ? Is there a way to get it directly ? I know I can get all methods then filter them based on parameter types but I think there should be a direct way of doing this and I am missing it...