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Left rotation refers to the following * In an array, moving all items to the next lower location. The first item is moved to the last location, which is now vacant. * In a list, removing the head and inserting it at the tail. * In machine code (and assembly language) moving all bits in a register to the left, with the leftmost (most significant bit) becoming the rightmost.