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Move Zeroes to the End
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Move Zeroes to the End

EasyPython

Problem

Move Zeroes to the End

Asked in the Round 1 - DSA stage. Given a list of integers, move every 0 to the end in place while preserving the relative order of all nonzero elements.

Contract

Implement move_zeroes(nums). Modify nums in place and return it for evaluation.

Constraints

  • 1 <= len(nums) <= 1000
  • nums[i] is an integer
  • The relative order of nonzero values must be preserved
  • The rearrangement must be performed in place

Function Signature

def move_zeroes(nums):
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