In Python, lets use regex.

Write a function called search_email that returns a regex pattern using re.search or re.findall to match all contents like email id and domain, except the @, in a typical email address,

In other words, the regex should capture everything left to the @ symbol and right to the @ symbol. For email id (i.e. the part left to the @ symbol), content before and after period should be captured.

Here are examples:

>>> re.search (search_email ( ), chegg.study@orange.net' ).groups( ) >>> (chegg, study, orange.net')

Make sure to consider other emails like

chegg.01234@get.imail.net >>> ('chegg', '01234', 'get.imail.net')

CHEgg.stuDY@imail.net >>>('CHEgg', 'stuDY', 'imail.net')