>>>C#:
>>>

>>>
>>>			string source = "Hello World";
>>>			string result = String.Empty;
>>>			char[] srcArray = source.ToCharArray();
>>>
>>>			int i;
>>>
>>>			if (srcArray.Length > 0)
>>>			{
>>>				for (i=srcArray.Length-1;i>-1;i--)
>>>				{
>>>					result += srcArray[i];
>>>				}
>>>			}
>>>

>>>
>>>Straight C is a little more code.
>>
>>Shorter C# (maybe not faster):

>>public String Reverse (string s)
>>{
>>    char[] c = s.ToCharArray();
>>    Array.Reverse(c);
>>    return new String(c);
>>}
>>

Best,
>>Viv
>
>Shouldn't it be faster and more efficient? Other version is creating multiple strings.

Maybe, haven't tested. But Array.Reverse() has to do something...
Regards,
Viv