Reveal Cards in Increasing Order

Arrange distinct integer cards so repeatedly revealing/removing the front card, then moving the next front card to the rear if any remain, reveals increasing…

Arrange distinct integer cards so repeatedly revealing/removing the front card, then moving the next front card to the rear if any remain, reveals increasing values. Return the unique initial front-to-rear arrangement, not the sorted reveal sequence. Preserve every card exactly once. Implement reveal_cards_in_increasing_order in Python or revealCardsInIncreasingOrder in other languages.

- 1 <= deck.length <= 1000. - Cards are distinct strict signed-int32 integers from -2147483648 through 2147483647. - Negative and zero cards are valid; empty input, duplicates, Booleans and fractions are excluded. - Return an ordered array containing exactly the original cards; no mutation behavior is required. - Four stable byte passes use the fixed 32-bit key domain; teaching uses at most 12 cards within the ARRAY transport, not narrowed coding bounds.

Example 1: input deck = [3,1,2]; output [1,3,2]. Reveal 1, move 3 to rear, reveal 2, then reveal 3.

Example 2: input deck = [17,13,11,2,3,5,7]; output [2,13,3,11,5,17,7]. The initial arrangement reveals 2,3,5,7,11,13,17.

Example 3: input deck = [-7]; output [-7]. The only card is revealed without a rotation.

Category: Queues. Topic: queue. Difficulty: Medium. Patterns: linear-scan.