Implementing a circular data structure using lists Python script

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Implementing a circular data structure using lists script allows you to define circular data structure. In some applications, it's advantageous to be able to define a circular data structure (a structure in which the last element is a pointer to the first). Python lists make it easy to make such a beast. A list is an ordered sequence of elements, so implementing a "ring" as a Python list is easy. "Turning" the ring consists of removing the last element from the list and placing it in the list's beginning slot. This behavior is encapsulated in a class, which is shown in this script as the "Ring" class.
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