Morza code & mdash; This is a way of coding symbols using sequences of points and dash. Each letter, figure or punctuation mark has its own unique code.
rn .... .. . And the message "Hey Jude" & mdash; & nbsp; ..... --.----- ..--... .
there is also a special code for the disaster signal SOS, which is transmitted Superior: & nbsp;
your task & mdash; Write a program that takes a line with the Morse code to the input and decodes it into a text that is understandable to a person. All letters in the final message should be title. Additional gaps at the beginning or at the end of the input line should be ignored.
One line containing a message on the Morse code. Symbols & nbsp;
One line & mdash; Decoded message in the upper register in English.
..... --.-- .--- ..--...
hey jude
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# Словарь для сопоставления кодов Морзе и символов.
# Включает специальный код для SOS.
MORSE_CODE_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', '-----':'0', '.----':'1', '..---':'2',
'...--':'3', '....-':'4', '.....':'5', '-....':'6', '--...':'7',
'---..':'8', '----.':'9', '···−−−···':'SOS' }
def decode_morse(morse_code: str) -> str:
"""
Декодирует строку с кодом Морзе в человекочитаемый текст.
:param morse_code: Строка с кодом Морзе.
:return: Декодированная строка.
"""
# Удаляем лишние пробелы в начале и конце строки
morse_code = morse_code.strip()
decoded_message = []
# Разделяем сообщение на слова по трём пробелам
morse_words = morse_code.split(' ')
for morse_word in morse_words:
decoded_word = ''
# Разделяем слово на коды букв по одному пробелу
morse_letters = morse_word.split(' ')
for letter_code in morse_letters:
# Находим соответствующий символ в словаре
# Используем get для избежания ошибки, если код не найден
decoded_word += MORSE_CODE_DICT.get(letter_code, '')
decoded_message.append(decoded_word)
# Соединяем декодированные слова в одно предложение
return ' '.join(decoded_message)
# Пример использования из условия
input_morse = input()
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