Answer / anubhav gupta

int[] arr = new int[4];
arr[0] = 22;
arr[1] = 33;
arr[2] = 11;
arr[3] = 44;
Array.Sort(arr);//First sort the array in accending
order
Array.Reverse(arr);//then do reverse of array for
descending order
foreach (int a in arr)
{
Response.Write(a+"--");
}

Answer / swapna

By calling Sort() and Reverse() methods we can sort the
elements in descending order.

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