Morce code

Question

As you can see this code can encode the word but it doesn't work for decoding. Can you suggest me a way to decode expect make a new list?

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Answer 1

I modified your code to use a `list` for storing encoded/decoded characters. It's then rather easy to glue the `list` elements into a string for display

Make functions for encoding & decoding, organize the code better, and reusable.

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Answer 2

The challenge in decoding a morse coded string is that morse code letters varies in length. So it's tricky unless we know ahead of time what character is used for morse code string delimiter.

Answer 3

derived from Stackoverflow.
The suggestion is to tokenize the blank space to simplify the coding and decoding.
and because it's Python, there's a pip module for it...

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https://code.sololearn.com/c0AuXQxs4vS1/?ref=app

Answer 4

Ipang You are probably right. We must pay attention to the fact that each Morse code is separated from the next by a space. So it is possible. Maybe there is a command that can read the list in reverse, then it will be fixed

Answer 5

The code takes input (regular input not in morse), encode each character into morse, print the encoding result <morce> glued as string.

The code then do the reverse, to decode <morce> into regular character in <result>, which is again, glued as string to output.

Answer 6

sounds cool

Answer 7

yo wass up

Answer 8

Ipang it can't decode the morse coade

Answer 9

It just prints morse code and words if I input the word
But if I input morse code it can't encode

Answer 10

Bob_Li good job bro
Good job
If these morses which you added are real