Python3 "The Sword" problem: "encountered odd move to the front, encountered even move to the last"

[This article is from the Sky Cloud-owned blog Park]

I've done two solutions, one using Python built-in functions, and the other for customizing numbers-related classes and functions.

" "Solution 1: Take advantage of the list-related built-in functions in Python" "defMove_numbers (Numbers:list, new_numbers=[]):     whileLen (Numbers) >0:ifNumbers[0]% 2 = =0:number=numbers.pop (0) new_numbers.append (number)Else: number=numbers.pop (0) new_numbers.insert (0, number)Print(new_numbers)" "Solution 2: Customizing classes and functions related to numbers" "classNumbers:header=None Tail=None Numbers=NoneclassNumber :def __init__(self, value): Self.value=value Self.next=Nonedef __init__(Self, *args): Self.numbers= Tuple ([Numbers.number (ARG) forArginchargs]) Self.install (self.numbers)defInstall (self, args:tuple): forIinchRange (len (args)): number=Args[i]ifi = = 0 andLen (args) > 1: Number.next= args[i + 1] Self.header= NumberifI > 0 andI < Len (args)-1: Number.next= args[i + 1]            ifi = = Len (args)-1 andLen (args) > 1: Self.tail= NumberdefShow (self): Subs=[] Index=Self.header whileindex:subs.append (index.value) Index=Index.nextPrint(Subs)defMove (self): index=Self.header New_header=None forIinchRange (len (self.numbers)): _next=Index.nextifIndex.value% 2 = =0:index.next=None Self.tail.next=Index Self.tail=IndexifIndex.value% 2! = 0 andI! =0:ifNew_header:index.next=New_header New_header=IndexElse: New_header=Index New_header.next=Self.header Self.header=New_header Index=_next" "title: Encountered odd move to most front encountered even move to last face" "if __name__=='__main__':    #Solution 1numbers = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0] move_numbers (numbers)#Solution 2Numbers = Numbers (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0) numbers.move () numbers.show ( )

Python3 "The Sword" problem: "encountered odd move to the front, encountered even move to the last"