morse_code_converter.py
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#!/usr/bin/env python3 | |
# | |
# Version: v1.0.4 | |
# License: MIT License | |
# Copyright (c) 2020-2021 Hunter T. (StrangeRanger) | |
# | |
######################################################################################## | |
""" | |
Convert morse code to English and vise versa. | |
Notes | |
----- | |
The script can only convert one way. If you mix morse code and English in your | |
phrase/string, you will be asked to re-enter it. | |
""" | |
####[ Variables ]####################################################################### | |
translation = { | |
"A": ".- ", | |
"B": "-... ", | |
"C": "-.-. ", | |
"D": "-.. ", | |
"E": ". ", | |
"F": "..-. ", | |
"G": "--. ", | |
"H": ".... ", | |
"I": ".. ", | |
"J": ".--- ", | |
"K": "-.- ", | |
"L": ".-.. ", | |
"M": "-- ", | |
"N": "-. ", | |
"O": "--- ", | |
"P": ".--. ", | |
"Q": "--.- ", | |
"R": ".-. ", | |
"S": "... ", | |
"T": "- ", | |
"U": "..- ", | |
"V": "...- ", | |
"W": ".-- ", | |
"X": "-..- ", | |
"Y": "-.-- ", | |
"Z": "--.. ", | |
"1": ".---- ", | |
"2": "..--- ", | |
"3": "...-- ", | |
"4": "....- ", | |
"5": "..... ", | |
"6": "-.... ", | |
"7": "--... ", | |
"8": "---.. ", | |
"9": "----. ", | |
"0": "----- ", | |
".": ".-.-.- ", | |
",": "--..-- ", | |
"?": "..--.. ", | |
"/": "-..-. ", | |
"@": ".--.-. ", | |
" ": " ", | |
} | |
####[ Main ]############################################################################ | |
while True: | |
user_input = input("Enter your english or morse code message:\n").upper() | |
# Like saying, for c in user_input: if c in translation: ... | |
if all(c in translation for c in user_input): | |
morse = "".join(map(translation.get, user_input)) | |
print(morse) | |
break | |
if all(c in ".- " for c in user_input): | |
# v: k for k, v reverses/makes the variables change places. | |
trans_back = {v.rstrip(" "): k for k, v in translation.items()} | |
text = "".join(map(trans_back.get, user_input.split(" "))) | |
print(text) | |
break | |
print("Invalid input: enter a message only containing english or morse code\n") |
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StrangeRanger commentedJun 7, 2021