Morse Code Encoder

The Morse Code Encoder converts between plain text and Morse code using the International Morse ITU mapping. It supports A-Z, 0-9, and common punctuation. Users include educators, students, hobbyists, and developers who need quick, reliable text-to-Morse (and optional Morse-to-text) without audio timing.
Conceptually, encoding maps each character to a sequence of dots and dashes; letters are separated by spaces, words by slashes. Decoding applies the reverse mapping. The tool provides a simple, deterministic algorithm and deterministic outputs. It does not generate timing or audio; it focuses on the textual representation.
Core value: fast, reliable conversions, clear handling of unknown characters, and an optional decode mode. Use cases include classroom exercises, radio operator demonstrations, and software prototyping for Morse-enabled UIs or educational games.
Key features: character-level mapping, two-way conversion, configurable separators, handling for spaces and punctuation, and batch processing. Differentiators: explicit support for decode mode, robust punctuation coverage, and compact, readable Morse strings suitable for display and transcription.