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Conservation Laws

Three things are always conserved by any algorithm total number of twists (modulus 3), total number of flips (modulus 2), and total number of piece exchanges (modulus 2). This is a useful property when you are designing algorithms you do not have to worry that the cube might end up with one edge flipped, or two corners twisted in the same direction


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