Morse code
Updated: 04/12/2021 by Computer Hope
Morse code is a code developed by Samuel Morse and Alfred Vail in 1836. It uses 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(.) .-.-.- , - -..- -
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