Morse code

The Morse code is a system of representation of letters, numbers and punctuation signs through a coded signal sent intermittently containing a code "told" binary but which contains intervals (4 types of intervals), short signs also called dits or dots (·) and long signs also called dahs or dashes (-). It was developed by Samuel Morse in 1835. The Morse code can be used for sending encrypted messages for example the Fractioned Morse Encryption method developed by M. E. Ohaver.

Representation
An example of a representation of a text in Morse code is shown below:

-.-. .-. .  .-  -   ..  --- -.  .-- ..  -.- .. C    R   E   A   T   I   O   N   W   I   K   I