Further Examples: RotateRight

This rotates each element one place to the right.

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This rotates each element two places to the right.

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This rotates each element one place to the left.

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This is the default case in which elements at level 1 are rotated 1 place to the right. In other words, the last row of submatrices goes to the top.

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When the second argument is {0, 1} or {0, 1, 0}, elements at level 2 are rotated 1 place to the right. In other words, the last column of submatrices goes to the far left.

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When the second argument is {0, 0, 1}, elements at level 3 are rotated 1 place to the right. In other words, the last element in each submatrix goes to the top of the submatrix.

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Here is a function that returns all permutations of the list {1, 1, 2, 2, ... , n, n}, such that there is 1 number between the two occurrences of 1, 2 numbers between the two occurrences of 2,... and n numbers between the two occurrences of n. (For another efficient implementation see the Further Examples for ReplaceList.)

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