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I need to write a program using C, that will translate english letters(words) to their appropriate morse codes. Could you please help me.

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The first step is to look up the morse code characters. I found this website real quick using google.com:

http://www.babbage.demon.co.uk/morseabc.html

Then you have to look into parsing a character string. So, you should look up the ASCII code, next.

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Or you can cheat using system() to call morse, which comes with many unix systems .

sprintf(cmd, "morse -s %d", words);
system(cmd);

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