Write a program that take list L as an input and shifts all zeroes in list L towards the right by maintaining the order of the list. Also print the new list.

Write a program that take list L as an input and shifts all zeroes in list L towards the right by maintaining the order of the list. Also print the new list.

Input:

[0,1,0,3,12]

Output:

[1,3,12,0,0]

Explanation:

There are two zeroes in the list which are shifted to the right and the order of the list is also maintained. (1,3,12 are in order as in the old list.)

Python Code :

def shift_zeros_right(L):

    # Create a new list to store the shifted elements

    shifted_list = []

    

    # Iterate through the original list

    for i in range(len(L)):

        # If the current element is not zero, append it to the shifted list

        if L[i] != 0:

            shifted_list.append(L[i])

    

    # Append the remaining zeros to the end of the shifted list

    num_zeros = len(L) - len(shifted_list)

    shifted_list += [0] * num_zeros

    

    # Return the shifted list

    return shifted_list

L=[int(i) for i in input().split()]

shifted_list = shift_zeros_right(L)

print(shifted_list,end="")