Morse Code Translator

Morse Code Translator provides two core operations: encode text to Morse code and decode Morse back to readable text. It supports the standard ITU mapping for A–Z, digits 0–9, and common punctuation, delivering clean, unambiguous results suitable for study, practice, and light messaging. The tool targets students, hobbyists, scouts, radio enthusiasts, and professionals who need a reliable reference implementation without installing software. It accepts plain ASCII input and returns a compact Morse string with clear letter and word boundaries.
Under the hood, a fixed character-to-Morse dictionary drives both directions. Encoding traverses the input, uppercases letters, maps each symbol, inserts a single space between letters, and uses a slash-style separator to mark word boundaries. Decoding splits on spaces, translates tokens back to characters, and reforms words at separator tokens. The engine is deterministic, handles long messages by streaming chunks, and can be configured to replace unknown characters with a placeholder or drop them.
Value lies in predictability, speed, and no-dependency operation that suits learning, offline practice, and quick checks during signal-related tasks. Typical use cases include classroom drills, memorization exercises, puzzle solving, and field note transcription. Unique differentiators are explicit ITU mappings, straightforward input expectations, and the ability to tailor separators or ignore unsupported symbols. The tool does not perform audio signaling, timing, or live transmission; it is a focused textual translator with clear, testable rules.