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Can anyone help me with a regular expression that will return the end part of an email address, after the @ symbol? I’m new to regex, but want to learn how to use it rather than writing inefficient .Net string functions!
E.g. for an input of “test@example.com” I need an output of “example.com”.
Cheers!
Tim
A regular expression is quite heavy machinery for this purpose. Just split the string containing the email address at the
@character, and take the second half. (An email address is guaranteed to contain only one@character.)