If you are verifying the mailbox first good, if you want to get an article or a string that has an email address, you can use the second one.
*/
function Funcemail ($STR)//mailbox Regular expression
{
Return (Preg_match ('/^[_.0-9a-z-a-z-]+@ ([0-9a-z][0-9a-z-]+.) +[a-z]{2,4}$/', $str))? True:false;
}
/*
PHP Tutorial Filter_sanitize_email Filter
The Filter_sanitize_email filter removes all illegal e-mail characters from the string.
The filter allows all characters, numbers, and $-_.+!* ' {}|^~[] ' #%/?@&=.
*/
$var = "Some (one) @example. com";
Var_dump (Filter_var ($var, Filter_sanitize_email));
String ("someone@example.com")
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