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When discussing or implementing rotations, please adhere to these standardized definitions unless otherwise specified: * Positive Rotation: Represents a **clockwise** rotation. * In 2D Cartesian coordinates (e.g., CSS transforms), this is typically a negative angle value (e.g., `rotate(-90deg)` for 90 degrees clockwise). * In mathematical/physics contexts, this is often represented as positive for counter-clockwise. **For this context, prioritize the CSS/graphics convention for UI elements.**. * Negative Rotation: Represents a **counter-clockwise** rotation.
* In 2D Cartesian coordinates (e.g., CSS transforms), this is typically a positive angle value (e.g., `rotate(90deg)` for 90 degrees counter-clockwise).
* In mathematical/physics contexts, this is often represented as negative for counter-clockwise. **For this context, prioritize the CSS/graphics convention for UI elements.**
* Degrees ($^\circ$): The primary unit for specifying rotational angles.
* Radians (rad): The alternative unit for specifying rotational angles, where $2\pi$ radians equals $360^\circ$. Use degrees by default unless radians are explicitly requested or are the standard for a particular API.Status: Published Priority: 0.0
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