I think the 2nd example is wrong...
And the solution in APL (Dyalog APL) is:
shift←{(⍴⍵)⍴(-⍺)⌽,⍵}
The left argument is the number of characters to shift and the right argument is the matrix. The approach (read from right to left) is as follows:
Test cases:
1 shift 2 2⍴'hiok' kh io 2 shift 3 4⍴'dudeimcoding' ngdu deim codi 1 shift 4 4⍴'abcd1234codeblah' habc d123 4cod ebla
Yes indeed, the second example is wrong, I just noticed that when doing the unit tests!
pretty esoteric but interesting! 🥴🥴🥴
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I think the 2nd example is wrong...
And the solution in APL (Dyalog APL) is:
shift←{(⍴⍵)⍴(-⍺)⌽,⍵}The left argument is the number of characters to shift and the right argument is the matrix. The approach (read from right to left) is as follows:
Test cases:
1 shift 2 2⍴'hiok' kh io 2 shift 3 4⍴'dudeimcoding' ngdu deim codi 1 shift 4 4⍴'abcd1234codeblah' habc d123 4cod eblaYes indeed, the second example is wrong, I just noticed that when doing the unit tests!
pretty esoteric but interesting! 🥴🥴🥴