orderbyclause
The ORDER BY clause is a fundamental component of SQL and other query languages used to sort the results of a data retrieval operation. It specifies the order in which rows should be presented, based on the values in one or more columns. Without an ORDER BY clause, the order of rows returned by a query is not guaranteed and can vary depending on the database system and its internal implementation.
The syntax for the ORDER BY clause typically involves the `ORDER BY` keyword followed by a list
For example, a query to retrieve a list of customers sorted by their last name alphabetically would