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In this Laravel tutorial in hindi, we will learn about the functionality called List Order in Laravel.

A list is a data type that can hold an ordered sequence of values. In Laravel, lists are stored as arrays and can be accessed using a bracket notation.  Lists are one of the most common data structures in programming languages. They are used to store data in an ordered sequence. Lists are one of the most important data types in many programming languages because they allow for efficient insertion and deletion from the middle of the sequence without disturbing other elements in the list.

You must use the orderBy() in Laravel and supply the table column you wish to utilise as the ordering criteria in the database query in order to sort the results. This will allow you more freedom to create a query that will just retrieve the database results you require.

The orderBy() function in Laravel is used to sort the database results. It has two uses: 

- Using a specific column to order the results.

- To sort the results by a column and then by another column (ascending or descending).

The syntax of orderBy() is:

$data = DB::table('users')->orderBy('id');

It sorts the table by id.

The list order functionality in Laravel allows you to sort any kind of data, including arrays and objects, by ascending or descending order. This can be done by specifying the name of the field from which you want to sort your data. The syntax for this is as follows:

$users = User::orderBy('last_name'); //sort by last name

$users = User::orderBy('-last_name'); //sort by last name descending


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The orderBy function in Laravel is a common way used by coders to sort out the results of any query automatically.  As a result, if the column contains a list of 20 data, the list can be sorted using the supplied option. An order can also be made in descending or ascending order. 

There are two different ways to call the orderBy() function:

- By passing in a string parameter which specifies the column to sort by

- By passing in an array of strings which specify multiple columns to sort by

The first way has a few more limitations than the second, but both ways will create an ordered list.

The order in which files are loaded can be specified via the "load" directive. The following is the order is used to load the files:

1) bootstrap.php

2) application configuration file (config/app.php)

3) composer autoloader file (autoload-dev.php or autoload-production.php, depending on your environment's settings)

4) all other PHP files in alphabetical order

The syntax of the orderBy query in Laravel is as follows:

$orders = Order::orderBy('created_at', 'desc')->get();

This will order the orders by created_at and in descending order.

The Laravel function list is a library that helps you to store the functions in a list.

This is a powerful tool for organizing your code. You can make several lists for a variety of purposes. For example, you can have one list for all your frontend functions and another one for backend ones.

There are three main advantages of using Laravel function lists: 

Easy to maintain and organize your code

You can easily display the list as a table in your frontend code.

Programmatically iterate through the list

Laravel function list is one of the many features that this framework provides to its users. The function list helps the developer keep track of what functions are available in the framework and to easily access them.

Laravel function list can be accessed by typing "function" in the command line and then pressing tab on your keyboard. This will show you all of the functions available for you to use within your application, which can be filtered by category or alphabetically sorted.

The Laravel features list is a list of features that are available in the Laravel framework. You can use these features to build web applications.

You can use the Laravel framework to build web applications with great speed and efficiency. The framework is well-documented, which makes it easier for you to learn it as you go along. The framework also has a lot of tutorials, which will help you understand how it all works. There are also many packages that are supported by the framework, so you can make use of them for your project too.

To sort the database query results, use the orderBy() method and supply the table field you want to use as ordering criterion. This gives you more freedom to create a query that returns only the results you require from the database. You will now make changes to the code in your routes/web.

A list order functionality is a feature that can be found in some list-based content management systems. It allows the user to sort the items in a list based on specific criteria.

The Laravel List Order functionality allows you to sort the data that is stored in a list. To do so, you pass the function an array of objects and it will return an array of arrays. The first element of each array will be the object's ID and the last element will be its name.

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  1. Introduction to Laravel Controller
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    8m 43s
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  6. Assignment: Laravel Middleware
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  1. Laravel Views
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  1. Interview Questions Part 1
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