Morse code

Morse code is a code first developed by Samuel Morse and Alfred Vail in 1836 that uses a series of dots and dashes to represent the letters of the English alphabet and digits. Morse code was a popular method of transmitting telegrams and other forms of communication before data (text) and voice communications were developed.

Alphanumeric Morse Code Conversion Table

A .-H ....O - - -V ...-
B -...I ..P .- -.W .- -
C -.-.J .- - -Q - -.-X -..-
D -..K -.-R . -.Y -.- -
E .L .-..S ...Z - -..
F ..-.M - -T -
G - -.N -.U ..-
1 .- - - -6 -..... .-.-.-- -....-
2 ..- - -7 - -..., --..--? ..- -..
3 ...- -8 - - -../ -...-! ..--.
4 ....-9 - - - -.: ---...@ ...-.-
5 .....0 - - - - -' .----.+ .-.-.
fullstop(.) .-.-.- , - -..- -
Use the Computer Hope convert tool to convert any text into Morse code.

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