Question 1

What is Morse code?

Accepted Answer

Morse code is a character encoding system that represents letters, numbers, and punctuation using sequences of short (dot ·) and long (dash –) signals. Developed by Samuel Morse in the 1830s for telegraph communication, it was the world's first digital communication system.

Question 2

How do I read Morse code?

Accepted Answer

Each letter is a group of dots and dashes, separated by a space. Words are separated by three spaces or a slash (/). For example: SOS is ··· — — — ···. Learn the most common letters (E=·, T=–, A=·–) and common words will become recognizable.

Question 3

Is Morse code still used today?

Accepted Answer

Yes, in limited contexts. Licensed amateur (ham) radio operators still use Morse code for long-distance communication. It is also used in aviation beacon signals and as an assistive communication method for people with severe mobility impairments.

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