Write a program that reads in a bunch of integers from the user on a single line called numbers, each separated by a space, and then will create a list of those numbers, and replace each element greater than $10$ with a $\text{'}*\text{'}.$ Print the new version of numbers.

Examine the starting code and answer the following questions:

What type is the variable numbers after line $2($after the input statement$)$ is executed?

string

list

int

bool

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What type is the variable numbers after line $3($after the split method$)$ is executed?

string

list

int

bool

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What type are the elements of numbers after the split?

float

int

string

list

The line of numbers came into Python as a single string with spaces. After the split, there is a list of strings that look like numbers. You will need to iterate through the list to convert those strings to integers.

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Expected Output

If the user typed in $30,1,20,4$ then you will print $[\text{'}*\text{'},1,\text{'}*\text{'},4]$

If the user typed in $5,9,11,23$ then you will print $[5,9,\text{'}*\text{'},\text{'}*\text{'}]$

Don$$t forget that since you will be doing $$math$$ on the list of input numbers to compare them with $10,$ you will have to convert them from strings to integer.

Hint

Testing Your Code

Try your code with numbers $301204$ and with numbers $591123$