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On Registration Form, if some fields are not mandatory to
fill then those fields can accept any invalid input. OR
there may have some validation.
E.g. Email id field - Not mandatory to fill.
If user enter Email id = 453454 should it accept?
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Answer Posted / ashish
An e-mail address is generally recognized as having two
parts joined with an at-sign (@); this in itself is a basic
form of validation. However, the technical specification
detailed in RFC 822 and subsequent RFCs goes far beyond
this, offering very complex and strict restrictions
RFC invalid e-mail addresses
Abc.example.com (character @ is missing)
Abc.@example.com (character dot(.) is last in local part)
Abc..123@example.com (character dot(.) is double)
A@b@c@example.com (only one @ is allowed outside quotations
marks)
()[]\;:,<>@example.com (none of the characters before the @
in this example are allowed outside quotation marks
I think this answers your question
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