Morse code of alphabet number and Punctuation
Basic Morse code
so the very basics of Morse code are that it’s made up of dots and dashes dot and a dash now different combinations of the dots and the dashes will produce different letters and then different combinations of those letters will create words and then combinations of words will create sentences combination sentences will create paragraphs when you’re beeping out each letter dots take up one beat and then dashes take up three of those beats now the reason the tempo matters is because obviously when you get to various words you need to have some sort of separating between it space between two letters in a word would be three lengths or three beats and afterward between words would be seven.
Alphabet of morse code:
alphabets can be expressed bu using dot and dash, to convers the english msessage into of morse code.
![moose code of alphabet](https://papersocean.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Untitled-Diagram-24.jpg)
Morse code of numbers:
The morse code for numbers can be represented in morse code using a mixture of dot and dash quantity of 5.
![Morse code of numbers](https://papersocean.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Untitled-Diagram-28.jpg)
Morse code of Punctuation:
![Morse code of Punctuation:](https://papersocean.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Untitled-Diagram-27.jpg)
Some Examples are:
- HI …. ..
- hello …. . .-.. .-.. —
- MY NAME IS — -.– / -. .- — . / .. …