Write a program that accepts a list of integers and split them into negatives and non-negatives. The numbers in the stack should be rearranged so that all the negatives appear on the bottom of the stack and all the non-negatives appear on the top.

The program is as follows:

n = int(input("List elements: "))

mylist = []; myList2 = []

for i in range(n):

   num = int(input(": "))

   mylist.append(num)

for i in mylist:

   if i >= 0:

       myList2.append(i)

for i in mylist:

   if i < 0:

       myList2.append(i)

print(myList2)

Explanation:

This gets the number of list elements from the user

n = int(input("List elements: "))

This initializes two lists; one of input and the other for output

mylist = []; myList2 = []

This is repeated for every input

for i in range(n):

Get input from the user

   num = int(input(": "))

Append input to list

   mylist.append(num)

This iterates through the input lists

for i in mylist:

If list element is non-negative

   if i >= 0:

Append element to the output list

       myList2.append(i)

This iterates through the input lists, again

for i in mylist:

If list element is negative

   if i < 0:

Append element to the output list

       myList2.append(i)

Print output list

print(myList2)

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i think the answer is b.