Answer / Amit Kumar Sharma

In C#, the Array.Sort() method sorts an array of objects based on their natural ordering (i.e., how they compare using the less-than operator (<)). To customize the sorting order, you can provide a Comparison delegate or a Func delegate that implements the IComparer interface.

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