Sorting and Reversing an Array using C# inbuilt functions

The following code snippet shows how to sort and reverse an array using C# inbuilt function Sort() and Reverse() respectively.

In C#, every array we create is automatically derived from the System.Array class. This class defines a number of methods and properties that can be used to manipulate arrays more efficiently.

Sorting and Reversing an Array


using System;
class SortReverse
{
public static void Main()
{
int[] x={30,10,80,90,20};

Console.WriteLine("Array Before Sorting");
foreach(int i in x)
Console.Write(" "+i);
Console.WriteLine();

Array.Sort(x);

Console.WriteLine("Array After Sorting");
foreach(int i in x)
Console.Write(" "+i);
Console.WriteLine();

Array.Reverse(x);

Console.WriteLine("Array After Reversing");
foreach(int i in x)
Console.Write(" "+i);
Console.WriteLine();

}
}


Output:
Array Before Sorting
30 10 80 90 20
Array After Sorting
10 20 30 80 90
Array After Reversing
90 80 30 20 10


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