Morse code is a system of communication that uses a series of dots and dashes to represent letters, numerals, and other characters. Each letter or numeral is represented by a unique sequence of dots and dashes, with short signals represented by dots and longer signals represented by dashes. Morse code was first developed in the early 1800s by Samuel Morse and his assistant, Alfred Vail, as a means of transmitting messages over telegraph wires.
- A: .- (dot-dash)
- B: -… (dash-dot-dot-dot)
- C: -.-. (dash-dot-dash-dot)
- D: -.. (dash-dot-dot)
- E: . (dot)
- F: ..-. (dot-dot-dash-dot)
- G: –. (dash-dash-dot)
- H: …. (dot-dot-dot-dot)
- I: .. (dot-dot)
- J: .— (dot-dash-dash-dash)
- K: -.- (dash-dot-dash)
- L: .-.. (dot-dash-dot-dot)
- M: — (dash-dash)
- N: -. (dash-dot)
- O: — (dash-dash-dash)
- P: .–. (dot-dash-dash-dot)
- Q: –.- (dash-dash-dot-dash)
- R: .-. (dot-dash-dot)
- S: … (dot-dot-dot)
- T: – (dash)
- U: ..- (dot-dot-dash)
- V: …- (dot-dot-dot-dash)
- W: .– (dot-dash-dash)
- X: -..- (dash-dot-dot-dash)
- Y: -.– (dash-dot-dash-dash)
- Z: –.. (dash-dash-dot-dot)
- 0: —– (dash-dash-dash-dash-dash)
- 1: .—- (dot-dash-dash-dash-dash)
- 2: ..— (dot-dot-dash-dash-dash)
- 3: …– (dot-dot-dot-dash-dash)
- 4: ….- (dot-dot-dot-dot-dash)
- 5: ….. (dot-dot-dot-dot-dot)
- 6: -…. (dash-dot-dot-dot-dot)
- 7: –… (dash-dash-dot-dot-dot)
- 8: —.. (dash-dash-dash-dot-dot)
- 9: —-. (dash-dash-dash-dash-dot)
