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    Morse code is a simple substitution code that represents letters with various combinations of dots and dashes. Letters are sometimes separated by a single slash and words are separated by a double slash. The document provides an example of Morse code as a string of dots, dashes, and slashes for the reader to decode.

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    Morse Code

    Morse Code is just a simple substitution code, like all the others!

    (table from Scouting for Boys)


    Morse Code is sometimes written with a slash (/) between letters, to stop you from getting the
    letters confused. A double slash (//) means a break between words.

    Here's a code for you to solve:

    ..//-./././-..//.-//--/.-/.--.//---/..-.//-/...././/.-/.-././.-//../--/--/./-../../.-/-/./.-../-.--//

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