The faster you go the bigger the flowers.
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| # [Validate Email Address Using Regular Expressions](https://gist.github.com/ckinleydavis/d44d697bbc52d1ee1c38f4ee896c401d) | |
| We have all submitted contact infomation using a form on a website. In order to reduce the number of invalid email addresses in your database it is important to validate the address. This may be done by using a regular expression to validate the email address to check for duplication in your database or to verify it is written in the correct format. | |
| ## Summary | |
| This tutorial provides an overview of a simple regular expression that restricts characters that can be submitted for email input. An explanation of how to identify the parts of an email address and validating allowable characters will be provided. | |
| _Sample code snippet:_ |
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Click and draw some flowers
currently limited to 10 seconds for testing & to avoid any loop-catching problems
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