Q. You are playing an online game. In the game list of the N numbers are given. The player has to arrange the numbers so that all the odd numbers of all the lists come after the even numbers. Write a program to arrange an given list such that all the odd numbers of the list will come after the even numbers? Input: The 1’st line of inputs consist of an integer num, representing the size of the list(n). The 2’nd line of the inputs consist of N space separated integers representing the values of the list. Output: print n space separated integers such that odd numbers will come after the even numbers in the list.

Q. You are playing an online game. In the game list of the N numbers are given. The player has to arrange the numbers so that all the odd numbers of all the lists come after the even numbers. Write a program to arrange an given list such that all the odd numbers of the list will come after the even numbers? Input: The 1’st line of inputs consist of an integer num, representing the size of the list(n). The 2’nd line of the inputs consist of N space separated integers representing the values of the list. Output: print n space separated integers such that odd numbers will come after the even numbers in the list.

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