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In this presentation on JavaScript Email Validation, we'll see how Email IDs are validated. Almost every application comes with login and signup features. To validate the ID typed, it is checked against a regular expression. If the ID matches the pattern, then it is considered to be valid. This video explains the regular expression in use and validates various IDs using a simple demo. <br><br>This JavaScript Certification course helps you master the JavaScript programming language in an all-inclusive training program that includes complete JavaScript fundamentals, jQuery, Ajax, and more. You will apply your skills by building a real-time chat application.<br><br>JavaScript Course Overview:<br>This training program entails the fundamentals of JavaScript, including the enumeration and elaboration of various data types in JavaScript, an explanation of loops and conditional statements in JavaScript, and an overview of the concepts of objects and variables in JavaScript.<br><br>JavaScript Certification Key Features<br>1. 100% Money Back Guarantee<br>2. 7 complete JavaScript courses<br>3. Covers Ajax, jQuery, and node.js<br>4. Build a real-time chat application<br>5. Course completion certificate<br><br>ud83dudc49Learn more at: https://bit.ly/2SDfYlR<br>
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JavaScript Email Validation Validation is an essential part when communicating with the user. Especially when the user is providing critical information like the user credentials This ensures user authenticity JavaScript facilitates email validation on the client-side so that the processing of data on the server side is faster With JavaScript, one can validate name, password, email, date etc.
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JavaScript Email Validation Personal data • Uppercase (A-Z) and lowercase (a-z) letters of the alphabet • Digits (0-9) • Characters ! # $ % & ' * + - / = ? ^ _ ` { | } ~ • Character “.” (Provided that the period doesn’t occur twice and is not the first or the last character)
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