What is the result of a 360-degree rotation?

A 360-degree rotation brings an object or a point back to its original position. This means that after completing a full circle, the object does not change its location or orientation; it remains exactly where it started. The concept can be visualized easily: if you were to rotate a point around a fixed center point in a complete circle, after one full turn, that point lands back at its initial coordinates.

Understanding this concept is crucial for recognizing movements in geometry and rotational symmetries, where the starting and ending positions are the same after a complete rotation.