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tape('the function returns the input ndarray unchanged when k is zero',functiontest(t){
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tape('the function returns the input ndarray unchanged when the number of elements to shift is zero',functiontest(t){
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varactual;
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varx;
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vark;
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t.end();
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tape('the function returns the input ndarray unchanged when N is zero',functiontest(t){
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tape('the function returns the input ndarray unchanged when the input ndarray is empty',functiontest(t){
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varactual;
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vark;
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t.end();
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tape('the function returns the input ndarray unchanged when N is one',functiontest(t){
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tape('the function returns the input ndarray unchanged when the input ndarray contains a single element',functiontest(t){
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t.end();
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tape('the function returns the input ndarray unchanged when k equals N',functiontest(t){
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tape('the function returns the input ndarray unchanged when the number of positions to shift equals the number of elements in the input ndarray (right shift)',functiontest(t){
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varactual;
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vark;
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t.end();
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tape('the function supports a shift larger than N',functiontest(t){
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tape('the function returns the input ndarray unchanged when the number of positions to shift equals the number of elements in the input ndarray (left shift)',functiontest(t){
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