13.8 Programming 8: Linked Lists Write a function "GetNthNode" with two paramters: (1) N: then number for the item in the list to return. (2) List: pointer to first node in list. Return pointer to Nth node in list. If the Nth node does not exist (off the list) return NULL 575126.4416220.qx3zqy7
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