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Morse Code Translator
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Summary
Morse code translates letters and numbers into a sequence of dots and lines. Each letter is separated by a space, while the word is separated by a slash or wider space. The translator can convert the text into Morse or vice versa. Morse is a classical communication password, not an encryption substitute for classified data.
Key points
- The dots and lines represent short and long signals
- The separation of letters and words must be consistent
- The capital letters and the lower case letters are treated the same
- Numbers and punctuation have their own code.
- Morse is easy to read so it's not encrypted.
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