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Rotate a 2D Image 90 Degrees
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Rotate a 2D Image 90 Degrees

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Problem

Implement a function that rotates a given 2D image by 90 degrees clockwise.

The image is represented as an n x n matrix of values. Modify the matrix in place and return it after rotation.

Function: def rotate_image(image):

The rotated matrix must place the original top-left value at the top-right position. The input contains at least one row, and every row has exactly n elements.

Constraints

  • 1 <= n <= 100
  • image is an n x n matrix
  • Each cell may contain any integer or value that can be moved
  • The rotation must be performed in place

Function Signature

def rotate_image(image):
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