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Morse code dictionary as a Ruby Hash object
morse_dict = {
"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" => "-----"
}
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sturdy5 commented Jul 29, 2014

In at least version 2.1.2 of Ruby, this doesn't work. The Hash should be put together using square brackets instead of new. So it should look like this...

    morse_dict = Hash[
      "a" => ".-",
      ...
    ]

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0x70b1a5 commented May 5, 2015

Thank you, kind soul.

@bbbily
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bbbily commented Dec 21, 2016

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@isabelczyi
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Thank you!! :)

@mikedamage
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I forgot I even posted this. I was a wee baby coder back then. I updated it to make a bit more sense.

@Bouhmid-codes
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Thank you man!! I am a baby coder right now! 🤣

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