sherclod holmes @wallhackio@cat.family

@vaporeon_ when i looked at other solutions people usually used a greatest common denominator algorithm which is O(sqrt(n)) in this step, but the reasons for it are due to Math I Don't Understand

@vaporeon_ im trying to think of a silly acronym but i cannot think of one, gorp is too weird

@vaporeon_ they have a terminal where you can write code in an online IDE and immediately check the result against test cases so it actually makes sense in this context

@vaporeon_ specifically my solution is a linear time, O(1) space solution (O(1) space solution is really hard to come up with)

@vaporeon_ here is a screenshot:

@vaporeon_ it's a solution to https://leetcode.com/problems/rotate-array/description/

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@cam fraternal ​ ​​

@cam oh you aren't yet fully versed in glitchcat lore it seems

@monorail if you actually say "ack" in real life then i am reporting you ​

@cam aesc and i are twins and we are also gemini so i think astrology is real, sorry

@vaporeon_ what is gorp

@vaporeon_ i intentionally renamed variables to make it stupider

also, this was a difficult solution that is a little tricky explain. also, i dont fully understand how it works lol

@vaporeon_ also my horrible legacy code backend at my recent job did so much bullshit in sql that it kind of scarred me

@vaporeon_ it's fine. i just find it boring

@vaporeon_
The downside of doing that is that your code starts looking like this:

class Solution {
public: 
    int p(int i, int l, int s) {
        return (s + i) % l;
    }

    int swap(vector<int>& a, int i, int j) {
        int t = a[i];
        a[i] = a[j];
        a[j] = t;
        return j;
    }

    void rotate(vector<int>& n, int k) {
        int L = n.size();

        k = k % L;

        int c = 1;
        while ((c * k) % L != 0) c++;

        for (int i = 0; i < L / c; i++)
            for (int j = 1, b = i, D = L - k; j < c; j++)
                b = swap(n, b, p(b, L, D));
    }
};

@vaporeon_ oh does vaporeon like sql?

@vaporeon_ counterpoint: sql

@cam so true

@cam @vaporeon_ ordinary scientists are grown in a lab, while natural scientists are found in the wild