MORSE is a command-line program that translates text to Morse code and vice versa. It also saves a history of operations in a file named history.txt.
Muhammad Ibrahim Shoeb
BSc in Computer Science Engineering
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- Encoding: Converts Latin text into Morse code.
- Decoding: Converts Morse code back into Latin text.
- The program records statistics about the number of dots, dashes, and letters in a file named
history.txt.
Upon running the program, you will see a greeting message and a menu to select whether you want to encode or decode.
After choosing an option, enter the text for encoding or the Morse code for decoding.
The program outputs the result and saves the statistics in history.txt.
The program uses binary trees and standard C libraries. It has the following features:
- Command-line interface for encoding/decoding.
- File handling for saving statistics.
- No special hardware required.
- Can be compiled with any standard C compiler (developed in VS Code).
The program generates a .txt file for the statistics.
struct tnode: Represents a tree node with pointers for left and right children.struct alphabets: Holds text and Morse code representations.
- Node Creation:
tnode* new(char c) - Text to Morse Conversion:
void text_to_morse(...) - Morse to Text Conversion:
void morse_to_text(...) - Memory Management:
void freemem(tnode* start)
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Menu Page
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Text-to-Morse Conversion
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Morse-to-Text Conversion
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Exit Menu
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Statistics File
A command-line program for translating text to Morse code and vice versa.