Correct answer: abc@website.com. A valid e-mail address has one @ symbol, followed by a domain with a dot and an extension.
Background: An e-mail address has the form username@domain, where the @ sign separates the user’s name from the mail server’s domain.
- abs@website@info: It has two @ symbols.
- name.abc.com: It has no @ symbol.
- abc.website@com: The @ symbol comes before “com” without a proper domain.
Did you know? Ray Tomlinson sent the first networked e-mail in 1971 and chose the @ sign for addresses.
Memory trick: One @, then a domain with a dot and an extension.
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