Can you identify potential issues with this utility function? Go!

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Ready for a TypeScript challenge? Safely accessing nested object properties can be trickier than it seems. Take a look at our code snippet, spot the issues, and share your solutions. Let’s discuss best practices for handling these edge cases!

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