Decode Morse Code to Readable Text Decode Morse code (dots and dashes) back to readable text.

A Morse code decoder converts Morse code (dots and dashes) back into human-readable text, recognizing all International Morse Code patterns for letters, numbers, and punctuation. Developers and communication engineers use it to decode messages transmitted over telegraph or radio systems. One specific problem it solves is deciphering morse code sequences that are separated by inconsistent spacing, as it can handle both double spaces and slash (/) characters to identify word boundaries.

This tool stands out due to its ability to accurately map morse code patterns to their corresponding text equivalents using a predefined dictionary, such as the MORSE_TO_CHAR record. It contains 64 mappings, including letters, numbers, and special characters like periods, commas, and question marks. When an unknown pattern is encountered, it replaces it with "?" to indicate unrecognized codes.

The tool's input processing function splits the morse code string into words based on double spaces or slash (/) characters, then further divides each word into individual morse code sequences separated by single spaces. It uses these sequences to look up their corresponding text equivalents in the dictionary, effectively decoding morse code to english text. By using this approach, it provides a reliable way to decode morse code online, making it easier for users to translate morse code to text and understand the original message.