asc stands for ascending order. It means sorting from smallest to largest, like A to Z or 1 to 10.
desc stands for descending order. It means sorting from largest to smallest, like Z to A or 10 to 1.
You usually add a query parameter like ?sort=fieldname&direction=asc or ?sort=fieldname&direction=desc to tell the server how to sort results.
It helps users get data in the order they want, like newest first or alphabetical order, making data easier to understand and use.
?sort=price&direction=desc do?This query sorts items by price from highest to lowest, showing the most expensive items first.
asc mean in sort direction?asc means ascending order, which is from smallest to largest.
Newest first means descending order, so use desc.
Sort direction is usually set in the query parameters like ?sort=field&direction=asc.
?sort=name&direction=desc do?desc means descending order, so names go from Z to A.
Sorting helps users find and understand data better by ordering it clearly.
asc and desc sort directions in REST APIs.