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Each time I read an element of the array from the input, I directly assign it to the array at the speific index after shifting. d left rotations equal (n-d) right rotations. The array has a size of n, so when the index (i+n-d) is equal to n, the index actually goes back to the starting index. I use mod to get the correct index where I want to assign the element when the index is larger than n. I'm not an english native speaker. Hope you will understand what I explain. :)
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Each time I read an element of the array from the input, I directly assign it to the array at the speific index after shifting. d left rotations equal (n-d) right rotations. The array has a size of n, so when the index (i+n-d) is equal to n, the index actually goes back to the starting index. I use mod to get the correct index where I want to assign the element when the index is larger than n. I'm not an english native speaker. Hope you will understand what I explain. :)