Answer:
# the function is defined
# with the list as parameter
def separate_int_and_str(given_list):
# the integer list is initialized as empty list
integer_list = []
# the string list is initialized as empty list
string_list = []
# for-loop goes through the given_list
for each_element in given_list:
# if the element is a type of int, it is attached to integer_list
if (type(each_element) == int):
integer_list.append(each_element)
# if the element is a type of str, it is attached to string_list
elif (type(each_element) == str):
string_list.append(each_element)
# display integer_list
print(integer_list)
# display string_list
print(string_list)
# a call is made to the function testing it with a list parameter
separate_int_and_str([1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 'a', 'd', 'b', 'c'])
Explanation:
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