Software pushups

Let's exercise together, /prog/!

1) Write a subroutine that accepts an array of unsigned ints and returns 4. It must operate on the array in-place and partition it so that all nonzero values are at the beginning of the array, and all zero values are moved to the end. For example, the input [0, 2, 0, 0, 4, 1, 4, 5] could be changed to [2, 4, 1, 4, 5, 0, 0, 0]. The relative order of the nonzero values is unimportant.

>>105
Not falling for you, sorry.
Anyway, I do believe talented humans can beat compilers.
But that is just for now, you know.
Even if we suck at designing optimal code, collaborative optimization is a real possibility.
Sorry again, Cudder-sama.
Since ENTERPRISE SCALABLE TURN-KEY SOLUTIONS days I am still in love with what you appears to be. To me at least.
But that is just a "feeling" tailored for dysfunctional austistic homo mental midgets. Like I am. Exactly this. Do not even care.

>>107
Dear Sir or Madam,
I cannot understand what are you talking about.
Please explain in more appropriate terms, so we can have efficient communication.
Yours truly,
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Btw.
Merry X-mas /prog/.
I did never was fit in here.
But it was what I could almost call "home".
That compiler for the idiot unknown language is doing fine, btw.
progrider admin is gentle person. Almost a hero. Saved /prog/ from the iminent oblivion.
tdavis has more followers than I initially thought. I met one last week. Surprise, surprise.
Maybe I should do something for templeos. Maybe SID emulation?
No need to know.
Lord sends us people to where we belong.
If I came to /prog/, there is something I need to do in here.
God sent me.
I do not even believe that much in God.
But maybe just believe that much in God.
Who knows?
What can be done is not what was done in the end.
Do more. Talk less.
Work hard.
Play hard.
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.