The **```Array``` class** in the ```System``` namespace provides the ```Clone()``` method, which can be used to do a shallow copy of the array elements.

# Syntax
```
public object Clone ();
```

- This method performs a shallow copy of the array elements. If the array contains object references, those references are copied, but the actual objects that the references refer to are not.
- The cloned array is of the type of the original array.
- The time complexity of this method is O(n), where n is the number of elements in the array.

In the below code, we have created and initialized  an integer array. We first print the original array and then perfrom a shallow copy of the array using the ```Array.Clone()``` method.

After that, we print the cloned array contents.

The program prints the below output and exits.
```
Original Array : 10,13,15,18,23
Cloned Array : 10,13,15,18,23
```


using System;

class ArrayClone
{
    static void Main()
    {
      int[] numArray = {10,13,15,18,23};
      Console.WriteLine("Original Array : {0}", string.Join(",",numArray));
      int[] clonedNumArray = (int[])numArray.Clone();
      Console.WriteLine("Cloned Array : {0}", string.Join(",",clonedNumArray));
    }
}

How to clone an Array in C#

Use the Array.Clone() method for a shallow copy of array elements in C#.