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# Problem statement

In this problem, you have to implement the *zerosToStart()* function which will sort the elements of an `Integer` ArrayList such that all the _zeros_ appear at left and other elements appear at the right. 

## Function prototype
```java
void zerosToStart(ArrayList<Integer> arrList)
```
## Output
A sorted ArrayList with zeros at the left i.e. starting indices and positive elements at the right. 
## Sample input
```java
arrList = [5,0,20,4,0,0,9]
```

## Sample output
```java
arrList = [0,0,0,5,20,4,9]
```
> **Note:**  All non zero elements must appear in the original order.


In this challenge, you'll implement the solution to gather all the zeros stored in an ArrayList to the starting indices.

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Challenge 1: Gathering Zeros to the Start

Problem statement