I didn't mean that we should replace them, it's still convenient for beginners to use .left() and .right(), but in some situations it makes more sense to use .rotate() even though it's just an alias of .right()
But maybe it's better to write left/right in terms of rotate, rather than the other way around.
I didn't mean that we should replace them, it's still convenient for beginners to use .left() and .right(), but in some situations it makes more sense to use .rotate() even though it's just an alias of .right()
But maybe it's better to write left/right in terms of rotate, rather than the other way around.