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Rotate Prime Array

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Problem

Pcs Research Group needs to reorder a sequence of prime-number identifiers in place while preserving their relative circular order. Given an array containing only prime numbers and a non-negative rotation count, rotate the array to the right by k positions.

A right rotation moves each element to index (i + k) % n. The function must modify the input array in place and return the same array. The fact that every value is prime is an input guarantee, not a condition that requires additional primality checks.

Formal Specification

Implement rotate_primes(nums, k):

  • Input: nums, a mutable list of prime integers, and k, a non-negative integer.
  • Output: The rotated list, returned after modifying nums in place.
  • If k is greater than the array length, rotations repeat cyclically.

Constraints

  • 1 <= len(nums) <= 10^5
  • Every element of nums is a prime integer between 2 and 10^9
  • 0 <= k <= 10^9
  • The input array must be modified in place
  • Use O(1) auxiliary space

Function Signature

def rotate_primes(nums, k):
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