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SIT384 Cyber Security Analytics: Pass Task 2.3P: Email Validation

The document provides instructions for a task to create a function that validates email addresses using regular expressions. The function should accept a string, check if it is a valid email, and if so, print the email, username, and host. Students are asked to submit their program source code and a screenshot of it running, and to add proper comments to the code. The validation should allow letters, dots, and hyphens, with one '@' symbol required.

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SIT384 Cyber Security Analytics: Pass Task 2.3P: Email Validation

The document provides instructions for a task to create a function that validates email addresses using regular expressions. The function should accept a string, check if it is a valid email, and if so, print the email, username, and host. Students are asked to submit their program source code and a screenshot of it running, and to add proper comments to the code. The validation should allow letters, dots, and hyphens, with one '@' symbol required.

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SIT384 Cyber security analytics

Pass Task 2.3P: Email validation

Task description:
Use regular expression to implement a function which accepts a passed string and check if it is a
valid email address. A program accepts user’s input and calls the email validation function. If the
email is valid, print out the email, username and host. (Please note: letters, dot, and hyphen are
considered as valid characters in an email address, besides of one ‘@’.)
(Sample output as shown in the following figure is for demonstration purposes only.)

Submission:
Submit the following files to the Google Classroom:

1. Your program source code (e.g. task2-3.ipynb)


2. A screen shot of your program running

Check the following things before submitting:

1. Add proper comments to your code

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