using generic types

[SoftwareTester]

I have a function like

UInt32[] MyFunction(UInt32[] Inputs, bool bOrder)

Instead of rewriting the whole function for UInt64[] and for string[] I would like to write it in a generic way using something like

<T>[] MyFunction(<T>[] Inputs, bool bOrder)

Is this possible in C# and what problems can I expect while using it?

[mldisibio]

It should work fine. For an individual method, you would declare:

T[] MyFunction<T>(T[] Inputs, bool bOrder){...}

or for a class you would declare:

class MyClass<T>{
T[] MyFunction(T[] Inputs, bool bOrder){..}
}

[mldisibio]

Also, look into the Array.Sort<T>(T[], IComparer<T>) if all you want to do is sort a generic array with a specified direction.