The Box<T> type in Rust is a smart pointer that allows heap allocation for values, enabling efficient management of large data or data with unknown sizes at compile time.
In this challenge, you'll work with a custom struct Animal and use Box<T> to manage its memory. You will also implement two functions to access the struct's fields by dereferencing the boxed instance.
Implement the create_animal function to return a Box<Animal> containing a new Animal instance.
Define another function, access_animal, that takes a Box<Animal> and returns a tuple (String, u8) representing the animal's name and age. Use dereferencing to access the fields.
Box::new(struct_instance).* operator to dereference the box and access its value.