In the following code (over-simplified, of course), the generic method calls
itself recursively, quickly resulting in a StackOverflowException:

public T[] GetArray<T>( T value )
{
    return GetArray( value );
}

public Array GetArray( object value )
{
    return return new ArrayList().ToArray();
}

I assumed the second method would be called because the notation of the call
(lacking the 'generic' brackets) indicated the non-generic method would be
called. Why does this behave this way?