$date1 = Carbon::createFromDate(2022, 12, 31); // creates a Carbon instance with the date "2022-12-31" $date2 = Carbon::createFromDate('next friday', 'Europe/London'); // creates a Carbon instance with the date of the next Friday in the Europe/London timezone $date3 = Carbon::createFromDate('2022-10-15', 'America/New_York'); // creates a Carbon instance with the date "2022-10-15" in the America/New_York timezoneIn the first example, we create a Carbon instance with the date "2022-12-31" by passing the year, month, and day as separate arguments to the createFromDate method. In the second example, we create a Carbon instance with the date of the next Friday in the Europe/London timezone by passing a relative date string ("next friday") and the desired timezone as arguments to the createFromDate method. In the third example, we create a Carbon instance with the date "2022-10-15" in the America/New_York timezone by passing a date string in the format "Y-m-d" and the desired timezone as arguments to the createFromDate method. Overall, the createFromDate method is a powerful tool for creating new Carbon instances from various date input formats, making it easier to work with dates and times in your PHP applications. The package/library that provides the Carbon class is called "CarbonPHP".