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type into the variable that type ptr points to. So if either parameter is NULL the function should
return 0 without changing anything else, while otherwise it should return 1 after storing its
parameter elephant's type into the variable that its second parameter points to. 2.3 const char
*get_name(const Elephant *const el_ptr) This function should return NULL if it parameter is NULL,
or if its parameter is not NULL but its parameter's name field is NULL. Otherwise it should return
its parameter elephant's name, but it should not just return a pointer to the name field of the
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