Arobase mail

You're referring to the @ symbol in email addresses!

The @ symbol, also known as the "at sign" or "arobase", is used to separate the local part of an email address from the domain name. It is a fundamental part of the syntax of email addresses.

The format of an email address is typically as follows:

localpart@domainname

Where:

• localpart is the part of the email address that comes before the @ symbol, and is usually the username or alias of the email account holder.
• domainname is the part of the email address that comes after the @ symbol, and is usually the domain name of the email provider or organization.

For example:

• [email protected]
  • john.doe is the local part
  • example.com is the domain name

The @ symbol is used to separate these two parts, and is an essential part of the email address syntax.