Answer Posted / Satyendra Pal Singh

In Laravel, 'latest()' and 'oldest()' are used to sort records by their created_at timestamp. 'latest()' sorts the records from the most recent to the least recent while 'oldest()' does the opposite. Here's an example:nn```phpn$users = User::latest()->get(); // get the latest usersn$users = User::oldest()->get(); // get the oldest usersn```

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