How to create new folders and rename faster?

I have some questions back.
Is it neccessary to number the folders, and if yes, why?
"Alphanumeric" sorting would place 1, 10, 100 next to each other, then 2, 20, 200 etc.

For date strings that need to be sorted alphanumerically, the ISO 8601 date format is recommended, 2025-04-14 (yyyy-mm-dd).
This format would sort correctly by date.

As for speed:

1. ctrl+shift+n creates a new folder, with the name selected and ready to be overwritten.
2. Probably some powershell, see below. Creates the [misc] folder as well.
   I recommend copying to ISE and running from there.

Set-Location 'C:\temp\'
$index = 1 #Counter
$startDate = Get-Date('2025-04-14') #Date of first folder
$numDirectories = 10 #Number of folders

for ($index; $index -le $numDirectories; $index++) {
    # Increment date
    $currDate = $startDate.AddDays($index-1)

    #Construct the directory name, using the format operator (https://ss64.com/ps/syntax-f-operator.html)
    $DirectoryName = '{0} {1:d2}{2:d2}{3:d2}' -f $index, $currDate.Day, $currDate.Month, $($currDate.Year - 2000)
    
    # Improved sorting, padding index to 4 digits
    # $DirectoryName = '{0:d4} {1:d2}{2:d2}{3:d2}' -f $index, $currDate.Day, $currDate.Month, $($currDate.Year - 2000)
    
    # Alternate ISO 8601 version
    # $DirectoryName = '{0:d4}-{1:d2}-{2:d2}' -f $currDate.Year, $currDate.Month, $currDate.Day

    Write-Information $('Testing directory {0}' -f $DirectoryName)
    If (-not $(Test-Path -Path $('.\{0}' -f $DirectoryName))) { 
        Write-Information $('Directory {0} does not exist, creating' -f $DirectoryName)
        New-Item -ItemType Directory -Name $DirectoryName
        Write-Information $('Creating Misc')
        New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path $DirectoryName -Name '[misc]'
    }
}