a.
1-bit right circular shift:
In 1-bit left circular shift, the bits shift to the left by 1 bit and create a hole on the right side. The leftmost bit falls off to the end and due to circular shift it rests on the right end side to replace the hole.
b.
1-bit right circular shift:
In 1-bit left circular shift, the bits shift to the left by 1 bit and create a hole on the right side. The leftmost bit falls off to the end and due to circular shift it rests on the right end side to replace the hole.
c.
1-bit right circular shift:
In 1-bit left circular shift, the bits shift to the left by 1 bit and create a hole on the right side. The leftmost bit falls off to the end and due to circular shift it rests on the right end side to replace the hole.
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