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; Provide your implementation here
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; The function has type signature void two_fer(const char *name, char *buffer)
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; It has no return value
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; The first argument is of type const char*, which is the address of a read-only NUL-terminated sequence of bytes stored in memory
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; The first argument is of type const char*, which is the address of a read-only NUL-terminated sequence of bytes stored in memory that represents the name of a person
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; If no name is passed, this address has a value of 0
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; The second argument is of type char*, which is the address of a writable sequence of bytes stored in memory
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; The resulting string should be NUL-terminated and stored at the location pointed to by the address provided in the second argument.
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