Shell Programming and Scripting

I'm afraid that stubbornly repeating your question as well as that code snippet, ignoring any of the proposals given in this thread, won't take you anywhere.
Why don't you take a step back and start over from the beginning, specify your needs - in detail! - , your data (structures), and the desired outcome, describe what you have (obviously that for loop) and its results, what and where it does NOT satisfy your needs, show the results of the proposals given and their shortcomings, and eventually errors occurring? That MIGHT put us in a position to help you.

sorry

i tested all above i am not ignoring the posts above, i thanked for all the posts as i am tried it all, but none worked the way, i want, sort it by latest created dirs by the loop script

that loop i have now only show all dirs in /home/test/, those are NOT sorted by created date in any way, probably just by name...

simply i need in that loop sort dirs by created date/time ...

Code:

Example (i do not care the created thing date "Created 2016-*-*", just sort order by create folder) in folder /home/test/:

Folder_test_1 - Created 2016-01-01
Folder_test_2 - Created 2016-05-01
Folder_test_3 - Created 2016-09-01

Output should be 

Folder_test_3 - Created 2016-09-01
Folder_test_2 - Created 2016-05-01
Folder_test_1 - Created 2016-01-01

In what way did they not work? "Does not work" is manifestly unhelpful. They might be one minor correction away from working for all we know - rejecting them out of hand without even bothering to explain why is a huge waste of our time and effort.
Either work with the people trying to help you, or I will close this thread.

i just said none worked THE WAY i wanted, i did not said "it does not work"

so all being said, all post above this just do not reproduce following output -> SORT BY DATE CREATION what more to say?

The posts above just showed the way its possible to sort via update folder date&time, thats the one i do not need, i need SORT BY DATE CREATION

And output of the commands from all above replies was just folders sorted by update date&time

Yes, you are ignoring everything that has been said.

First, you can't get output file directory creation order unless the filesystem you are using stores that information. You haven't told us what operating system and filesystem type you're using; so our first guess is that what you want CANNOT be done on your system.

Second you never said anything about sorting in reverse order and until post #9 you never gave any indication that sorting by creation date was not sorting by increasing creation date (instead of decreasing creation date).

Third, if you are using a filesystem type that keeps creation date data, I told you exactly how to find out how print directories in increasing creation date order on BSD systems in post #6 and told you where to look for the option to use on your system. Did you bother looking at the ls man page on your system to see if your system provides an option to sort by file creation time? If so, what filesystem types on your system provide file creation time data? Is the filesystem where the directories you want to process one of those filesystem types? If the answer to any of these questions is no, there is nothing we can do to help you unless you move your files to a filesystem type that keeps track of file creation dates and you mount that filesystem on a system with an ls utility that provides a way to sort its output based on file creation dates.

Fourth, the code that you keep showing us is code that prints directories in increasing alphanumeric order. None of the examples we have suggested print directories in alphabetic order unless the file status change time or file creation time happens to be the same order as alphabetic order. To get output from ls in reverse sorted order add the -r option to any of the ls commands we suggested.

Many of them clearly and obviously do. I see literally no indication you've actually tried them. Which isn't to say you haven't, but if you have and didn't post what you did and its results, you've wasted your own time.

Complaining is useless. If you show what you try and exactly the results you get, maybe we can figure out why. (Do those folders actually have ctimes like you think, or are they just NAMED those dates?)

As is, we have nothing to work from, and neither do you. Last chance before thread closure.