Who can decipher the Moore code? And the fastest way to learn to use it?

Morse code is a time-on-break signal** that expresses different letters, numbers, and punctuation marks in different sequences. It was invented by the American Alfeld Weir, who at the time (1835) was assisting Samuel Morse in the invention of the Morse telegraph. Morse code is an early form of digital communication, but unlike modern binary, which uses only zeros and one or two states, Morse code includes five types

Point (..)Tick between dot and dash Short pause between each character (between dot and dash) Medium pause between each word and long pause between sentences Letters, numbers, punctuation, and the same symbol Letters: Character ** Character ** Character ** Character ** Character ** Character ** Character ** Character ** 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 --number:

Character ** Character ** Character ** Character ** Character ** 1 ·-2 ·· 3 ·· 4 ·· 5 ·· 6 -·7 --8 --9 --0 --Punctuation: Character ** Character ** Character ** Character ** Period (.)) colon (:

Comma (,) Semicolon (; Question mark (?.)) equal sign (=) - ellipsis ('Slash ( ) - Exclamation mark (!) hyphen (-) underscore ( ) double quotation marks ("·- Preceding parenthesis (() Followed by parentheses ()) US Dollar ($) Non-English characters:

Character ** Character ** Character ** Character ** Character ** Character ** or ·or ·or -·ch --or -or ·· Special Symbols (Same Symbol): These are combinations of dots and strokes that have special meanings. They are used in two-letter Morse code, which eliminates the time between them that would normally be sent as two letters.

Symbol ** Meaning ar - Stop (end of message) AS ·- Wait K - Invite to transmit signal (generally follow AR, which means "it's your turn") SK ·· Terminate (end of contact) bt -- separator These are not really the same symbols: • I will resend the last word) • Same) • Error.

First, let's analyze the message you need to convey:

a-z + spaces, a total of 27 characters.

The human eye can say a lot of information at once:

There are four situations in which the two eyes are opened and closed differently

Left closed, right closed.

Left closed, right open.

Left open, right closed.

Open left, open right.

There can be four directions of the eyeball, and some have five.

Up, down, left, right, [cross-eyed].

Therefore, depending on the opening of the eyes and the direction of the eyeball, it can represent 4*4 = 16 cases at a time [20 cases with cross-eyed eyes].

In other words, to represent 27 pieces of information, you need to encode them at least twice (different eye openings, eye directions), so define some encodings yourself"i love you"10 characters and only 20 blinks to complete.

Look at the phone keyboard,There's only one layer of encryption,62Corresponds to n,43Corresponds to i,And so on,nizhendehaofan,Decryption is:You're really annoying。

…It's not Morse code.

Morse Code Comparison Table, you are not Morse Code.

Generally, it is divided into general and self-created, and the general ones I know generally have encryption: mobile phone encryption, fence encryption, keyboard encryption, dictionary encryption. There are also those that have codebooks, self-created, such as from the back to the front. It's up to you to decipher it anyway.

Very detailed copying.

Morse bai electric dud code to zha according to the table dao

"National Treasure 1", "National Treasure 2", "Angels and Demons", "Oxford Killer", panic party.

National Treasure 1,2

Inception Source**.

All I know is the general method, which is not necessarily right.

Because 0 is too much, direct translation is excluded.

That first separates the odd and even bits.

Get 0060 3105 2520 03

According to the group of four substitution into the number of long horses.

0060 is -- get t o m m g n s o m

But there are too many possibilities. So it's not worth adopting.

Since there is no 9 in the sequence, it can be considered to be a base 9.

This is a lot of computation = =

Let's see if there's any other way, it's not Sherlock Holmes code, it's not Morse code. This one is more certain.

Your ** top-up card PIN for this.