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That extra %N was added so that if our ans turns out to be greater than the number of elements in the array , the indexing should again start from index '0'.
eg. for m=1, our the later formula without using %N will result to 5.
but our ans should be equal to 0 and not 5 thats why we do modulus.
so that it could become 0
Circular Array Rotation
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aK[m] == a0[(m+N-(K%N))%N].
you %N again after +N for what purpose? If i think correctly, it's for rotate again the m index?
That extra %N was added so that if our ans turns out to be greater than the number of elements in the array , the indexing should again start from index '0'. eg. for m=1, our the later formula without using %N will result to 5. but our ans should be equal to 0 and not 5 thats why we do modulus. so that it could become 0