write a C program that finds and returns the element at the specify index of a linked list

skeleton code with detailed comments below:

typedef struct student_cell_T { int id; double gpa; char *name; // name is just a pointer here, you need to allocate space for name struct student_cell_T *next; } student_cell_T;

typedef struct linked_list_T { student_cell_T *head; student_cell_T *tail;

/* * This function returns the element at the specified index in the * list, where the head of the list is defined as index 0. For * example, calling GetLinkedListElement(list, 0) returns the initial * element from the list without removing it. If the caller tries * to select an element that is out of range, GetLinkedListElement prints * Error and returns NULL. Note: This function is not a fundamental list operation * and is instead provided mainly to facilitate debugging. */

student_cell_T *GetLinkedListElement(linked_list_T *list, int index) {

// write code here

}

} linked_list_T;