Rotate Matrix by 90 Degrees in Java | Rotate Matrix in Java Clockwise and Anti-clockwiseIn this section, we will create a Java program to rotate a matrix by 90 degrees in a clockwise and anti-clockwise rotation. The clockwise rotation is also known as the right rotation of the matrix and the anti-clockwise rotation of the matrix is also known as the left rotation of the matrix. Rotate Matrix 90 Degree Clockwise or Right RotationThe rotation of a matrix involves two steps:
It is an efficient solution. Note: Matrix must have the same number of rows and columns.![]() Let's understand through an example. Suppose, the matrix is: ![]() Let's find the transpose of the matrix. ![]() To get the rotated matrix, swap the first column with the last column. ![]() The above matrix is rotated by 90 degrees. If the given matrix is 4*4 matrix, swap the first column with the last column and the second column with the third column. For example, consider the following figure. ![]() Step 1: Find the transpose of the matrix. Step 2: Swap the elements. Let's implement the above logic in a Java program. RotateMatrix.java Output: ![]() Let's see another logic for the same. RotateMatrixClockwise.java Output: ![]() The time complexity for the rotation of the matrix will be O(n*n) and the space complexity will be O(1) because we are not using extra space to rotate the matrix. Rotate Matrix 90 Degree Anti-Clockwise or Left Rotation![]() RotateMatrix.java Output: ![]() Let's see another logic. RotateMatrixAniclockwise.java Output: ![]()
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