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Changelog:
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"2024.03.05 12:55": null,
"2023.09.07 13:14": " To validate an email address in JavaScript, you can use a library like email-validator.js or the built-in validation methods provided by the DOM and Forms Objects. Here are some steps that you can follow to validate an email address in JavaScript:
1. Get the email address from the user as input.
2. Use the email validator library to check if the email address is valid or not. You can use the validate() method provided by the library to get a validation result.
3. If the email address is invalid, display an error message to the user and prompt them to enter a valid email address.
4. If the email address is valid, you can perform any further actions with the email address as needed.
Here's an example code snippet that demonstrates how to validate an email address using email-validator.js:
```javascript
const emailValidator = require('email-validator');
// Get the email"
}
