Solution #117
Solution #117
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Great job on covering a wide range of scenarios in your test cases for the validateEmail function! 🎉 Your tests are well-structured and align with the task requirements, ensuring that both valid and invalid email formats are thoroughly checked. Although there are some minor issues mentioned, such as ensuring the function correctly handles special characters and dots at the beginning or end of an email, these do not significantly impact the overall functionality. Keep up the good work, and consider refining these areas for even more robust testing in the future! 😊
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| it(`should return 'false' for the invalid email that | ||
| contains not allowed chars | ||
| ! $ % & ' * + / = ? ^ { | } ~ : |
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The test description mentions several special characters that are not allowed in an email address. Ensure that the validateEmail function correctly handles these characters.
| it(`should return 'false' if in dots are at the beginning | ||
| or at the end of the string`, () => { | ||
| expect(validateEmail('[email protected].')).toBeFalsy(); |
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The test case checks for dots at the beginning or end of the email. Ensure that the validateEmail function correctly identifies these as invalid.
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