Array.Reverse() versus Enumerable.Reverse<TSource>()

I have a single dimensional array of items declared and initialized as:

string[] SubDirectorylist = Directory.GetDirectories(TargetDirectory开发者_如何转开发);

I'd like to reverse the members and found Enumerable.Reverse<TSource>().

What advantages, if any, does LINQ's implementation of reverse have over Array.Reverse()?

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Beside what Daniel told System.Linq.Enumerable.Reverse() actually creates a copy then iterates it from end to beginning, when System.Array.Reverse() does in place transformation.

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System.Linq.Enumerable.Reverse() works on all classes that implement IEnumerable where as System.Array.Reverse() only works on arrays. If you know that you have an array, there is nothing wrong with using System.Array.Reverse().

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If Performance matters to you, use Array.Reverse(). System.Linq.Enumerable.Reverse() has the advantage of working on every IEnumerable like Arrays, Lists and so on.