[Ex094]

This is a very simple python program that uses a dictionary containing Morse code key like '-' for T. The condition to decode via key present in the dictionary is:

Code:

store = ''
for items in code:
    if the key is in the dictionary:
        then store the value of the key in the variable Store
    if else the key is not found in the dictionary:
        print that the key was not found

print value of the variable store

Source Code:

Code:

morse = {'.-' : 'A', '-...' : 'B', '-.-.' : 'C', '-.' : 'D', '.' : 'E', '..-.' : 'F', '--.' : 'G', '....' : 'H', '..' : 'I', '.---' : 'J', '-.-' : 'K', '.-..' : 'L', '--' : 'M', '-.' : 'N', '---' : 'O', '.--.' : 'P', '--.-' : 'Q', '.-.' : 'R', '...' : 'S', '-' : 'T', '..-' : 'U', '...-' : 'V', '.--' : 'W', '-..-' : 'X', '-.--' : 'Y', '--..' : 'Z', '-----' : '0', '.----':'1','..---':'2','...--':'3','....-':'4','.....':'5','-....':'6','--...':'7','---..':'8','----.':'9',}

store = ''

# We need to store the code with the spaces in between as intact so we use split() to keep the spaces between the codes and make a list code.
code = input('Input your Morse Code: ').split()

#For Error management
try:

#For each item in the list 'code'
    for item in code:

#Get the value of the key and store it in the variable 'store', if the key exists in the dictionary, if not morse[item]
#will be false and it will raise the KeyError that key not found in the dictionary which will be handled
#as a normal error at the end of the code.
        store = store + morse[item]

#Prints the decoded code stored in the variable 'store'
    print('Your Decoded Message is: %s' % store)

# In case of the above code returns false due to morse[item]
except KeyError as error:

#Display error
    print('Your code contains invalid morse code character', error)

Compiled Source Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?nujm7sgcxcliu97
Everything is explained in the code comments, Have fun!
If you like, you can make it encode the normal text into a morse, you just need to reverse the dictionary values and then ask for normal text

[Ex094]

This is a very simple python program that uses a dictionary containing Morse code key like '-' for T. The condition to decode via key present in the dictionary is:

Code:

store = ''
for items in code:
    if the key is in the dictionary:
        then store the value of the key in the variable Store
    if else the key is not found in the dictionary:
        print that the key was not found

print value of the variable store

Source Code:

Code:

morse = {'.-' : 'A', '-...' : 'B', '-.-.' : 'C', '-.' : 'D', '.' : 'E', '..-.' : 'F', '--.' : 'G', '....' : 'H', '..' : 'I', '.---' : 'J', '-.-' : 'K', '.-..' : 'L', '--' : 'M', '-.' : 'N', '---' : 'O', '.--.' : 'P', '--.-' : 'Q', '.-.' : 'R', '...' : 'S', '-' : 'T', '..-' : 'U', '...-' : 'V', '.--' : 'W', '-..-' : 'X', '-.--' : 'Y', '--..' : 'Z', '-----' : '0', '.----':'1','..---':'2','...--':'3','....-':'4','.....':'5','-....':'6','--...':'7','---..':'8','----.':'9',}

store = ''

# We need to store the code with the spaces in between as intact so we use split() to keep the spaces between the codes and make a list code.
code = input('Input your Morse Code: ').split()

#For Error management
try:

#For each item in the list 'code'
    for item in code:

#Get the value of the key and store it in the variable 'store', if the key exists in the dictionary, if not morse[item]
#will be false and it will raise the KeyError that key not found in the dictionary which will be handled
#as a normal error at the end of the code.
        store = store + morse[item]

#Prints the decoded code stored in the variable 'store'
    print('Your Decoded Message is: %s' % store)

# In case of the above code returns false due to morse[item]
except KeyError as error:

#Display error
    print('Your code contains invalid morse code character', error)

Compiled Source Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?nujm7sgcxcliu97
Everything is explained in the code comments, Have fun!
If you like, you can make it encode the normal text into a morse, you just need to reverse the dictionary values and then ask for normal text

[Deque]

Well done, @"Ex094".
I thought lately that we could make a multi encoder for HC that includes morse code as well.

[Deque]

Well done, @"Ex094".
I thought lately that we could make a multi encoder for HC that includes morse code as well.

[Psycho_Coder]

Wow that looks good , I think I am going to make one in C++ or in VB.NET too . Seeing this I remembered Coder-sans contest in which we were given a morse code for decoding ..

[Psycho_Coder]

Wow that looks good , I think I am going to make one in C++ or in VB.NET too . Seeing this I remembered Coder-sans contest in which we were given a morse code for decoding ..

[Anima Templi]

Really great job! I like that you are still making tools in Python. And you did a very great job at explaining that code also.

[Anima Templi]

Really great job! I like that you are still making tools in Python. And you did a very great job at explaining that code also.

[Coder-san]

Nice. A job well done.

[Coder-san]

Nice. A job well done.