Email Handling and Manipulation Question 1

[Dan Kelly]

Which one of the following is not a valid e-mail address?


A. jo...@php.net
B. "John Coggeshall" <som...@internetaddress.com>
C. joe @ example.com
D. jean-cógges...@php.net
E. john

[Ramsez Stamper]

I would say E unless this is a trick question?

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[Darren Cato]

i'll go with E as well, i'm glad we're over dates an time

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[Alex Stetsenko]

I'll go with D because 'ó' may not work properly.
As for E - I think it is possible that default domain is used there.

[Seal Trip]

I agree with Alex D)

Also within enterprise environment emails are sent internaly by names - no need for domains since there are all sharing the same

[Dan Kelly]

Of all of the e-mail addresses listed above, only Answer D is invalid.
Both A and B are
classic e-mail addresses that are in use frequently today. Although C
looks invalid, mail
transport agents (MTAs) automatically remove extra whitespace, making
it just as good,
while E is valid for a local delivery. This leaves D, which contains
an invalid character for
an e-mail address (an accented letter).

On Jul 14, 10:57 am, Dan Kelly <dankelly2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Which one of the following is not a valid e-mail address?
>

> A. j...@php.net
> B. "John Coggeshall" <some...@internetaddress.com>
> C. joe @ example.com
> D. jean-cóggesh...@php.net
> E. john