Exercise $1(2$ points$).$ Write a function parse$\_$email that, given an email address s$,$ returns a tuple, $($user$-$id$,$ domain$)$ corresponding to the user name and domain name.

For instance, given richie@cc$.$gatech.edu it should return $(\text{'}$richie$\text{'},\text{'}$cc$.$gatech.edu'$).$

Your function should parse the email only if it exactly matches the email specification. For example, if there are leading or trailing spaces, the function should not match those. See the test cases for examples.Exercise $1(2$ points$).$ Write a function parse$\_$email that, given an email address s$,$ returns a tuple, $($user$-$id$,$ domain$)$ corresponding to the user name and domain name.

For instance, given richie@cc$.$gatech.edu it should return $(\text{'}$richie$\text{'},\text{'}$cc$.$gatech.edu'$).$

Your function should parse the email only if it exactly matches the email specification. For example, if there are leading or trailing spaces, the function should not match those. See the test cases for examples.