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Please use markdown tags to format your code or it is very discomfortable to read: how-to-format-code-in-markdown.

Not a kata issue. Use Question label next time.

returns the first n elements - signature included of the so seeded sequence.

How many elements are you returning there?

You shouldn't change the order of the strings in the array, it's been discussed many times already (some post are hidden, but some are still visible).

@best27
that's no good either because python as a language does not promise that there only exists a single 0.
For example, with jython:

>>> int()
0
>>> int() is 0
False

it also doesn't help for identifying 0.0
cpython 3.9:

>>> float()
0.0
>>> float() is 0.0
False

The problem is that the kata does not specify what zero is, it does not say what to look for.

It's unreadable because it's not marked up as code, and it doesn't say which language it is in, that's what's wrong with it.

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def move_zeros(array):
#your code here
bos=[]
zeros=[]
for i in array:
if i==0:
zeros.append(i)
else:
bos.append(i)

  bos.extend(zeros)
  return bos

whats wrong with this code?

try i===0

Don't mutate the array you're going through, that way you skip values.