rotate function in programming languages
The rotate function in programming languages is a method that allows elements of a data structure to be shifted or rearranged in a circular manner. This function is commonly used to re-order elements within a list, array, or string by moving them to a new position while maintaining the relative order of the items. By specifying the number of positions to rotate and the direction (either left or right), developers can efficiently manipulate the sequence of elements according to their needs.
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