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Now that you've memorized everything, how do you ACTUALLY use morse code? All you know are letters right? Well, first let me give you the boring stuff. Also, let me tell you this: LOWER CASES DO NOT MATTER. If you put a lower case in a translator, it's gonna show you an uppercase. If you put that in there, it's an upper case.

MORSE CODE BACK STORY

Invented in 1832 by Samuel Morse for telegraphy, the coding is considered as the first digital communication code.

Now that the backstory is done, let me tell you how to use it.
Morse code is a system to encode a text thanks to short and long pulses. Each letter or punctuation mark is associated with a sequence of signals with the following characters:

(•)-Point is the elementary pulse.

(-)-Dash represents a pulse three times as long as the point.

( )-Space represents the depredation between two letters.

(/)-Denotes the separation between two words.

Here's an example:

.- / -... ..- - - . .-. ..-. .-.. -.-- / ..-. .-.. ..- - - . .-. . -.. / .. - .----. ... / .-- .. -. --. ... / ..-. --- .-. / .- / -- --- -- . -. - / .- -. -.. / - --- --- -.- / --- ..-. ..-. / .. -. - --- / - .... . / .- .. .-. --..-- / .-.. .- -. -.. .. -. --. / --- -. / -- -.-- / ..-. .. -. --. . .-. / .-- .. - .... / . .-.. . --. .- -. -.-. . .-.-.-

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A butterfly fluttered it's wings for a moment and took off into the air, landing on my finger with elegance.

Try it out for yourself. This is the end of the book. Don't leave yet though! If you want to practice it constantly, but not sure what to write, I will be making short stories and then putting them in morse code. Then, you will decode them. Yes, you can comment what you've decoded. If I confirmed that what you wrote was correct, I will tell you it's correct. After that, please respond to let me know you saw it and I will delete it so no one can cheat because I realize it's rather inconvenient to PM me. I would prefer to be PMed though.