Are continuous bounded functions a subspace of $L^2$?

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I have a problem where I need to work with functions that are square-integrable, bounded and continuous, i.e. the space

$ L^2 \supset X = \left\{ f \in L^2 \mid f \text{ bounded, continuous}\right\} $

equipped with the $L^2$ norm.

I have a hard time understanding if this is a subspace of $L^2$ because I do not know how to show whether or not $X$ is complete under the $L^2$ norm.

Any text regarding this would be appreciated.