There is no central foot when passing or shooting, you can lift your foot, but you can't land before shooting. There is only one situation where there is no central foot: the foot that jumps up and both feet stop at the same time, so neither foot is a central foot. Look at the problem description. You don't belong in this situation.

So the key to your question is which foot is the center foot.

According to the description of "dribbling the ball with your right hand, turning around with your left foot after landing, pretending to shoot", I understand that when you hold the ball with your left foot on the ground and turn your back to the basket with your left foot as the axis, then the next action is "turning your left foot up to the front and pretending to shoot", and the right foot at this time is the center foot.

The next action, "feint, pull the left foot to the right for a layup". Look at the rules first: "There is a central foot. When moving, the player can jump (lift) the central foot and land on one foot or both feet at the same time. " However, after one or both feet are lifted, neither foot can fall back to the ground before the ball is hit. "Key points: You can jump (lift) the central foot and land on one foot or both feet at the same time. Namely? When the left foot is pulled, the right foot can't leave the ground and can't fly.