Something strange happened with me two days ago. I was reading about Dennis Ritchie, the creator of C and Unix, and I came to know that he has been awarded Turing Award for that. It's just another Million Dollar prize also recognized as 'Nobel Prize for Computing'. Anyways, I carried on reading, came to know about Alan Turing, the man behind the Enigma Machine and then I got really fascinated by Cryptography. Out of nowhere (or maybe related?), I got excited about Morse Code. Maybe because of a recent re-watch of the movie Interstellar in which Cooper uses Morse code to transfer the message 'STAY' to his daughter Murph. In next few hours I wrote two functions to encode and decode in Morse and its binary equivalent. I faced few difficulties in writing the decode function specially in placing gaps between the words. However, I still don't have any code to decode a binary encoded message.
So, What is the use case?
Seriously, I have no idea. I just searched out and there were not many efficient code dealing with this. So, I thought of putting it up. I have hosted the project on github (https://github.com/orkohunter/morse-talk) and released the first version with minimal functionalities on pypi (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/morse-talk). This all was really fun!
Though I've got a lot of studying these days because there are only ten days for the coding period to start for my Google Summer of Code project, I managed to work on that. I'm not pretty much serious on Morse Talk, but I'll see later what could happen. The possible features which could come to my mind in two days are
So, What is the use case?
Seriously, I have no idea. I just searched out and there were not many efficient code dealing with this. So, I thought of putting it up. I have hosted the project on github (https://github.com/orkohunter/morse-talk) and released the first version with minimal functionalities on pypi (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/morse-talk). This all was really fun!
Though I've got a lot of studying these days because there are only ten days for the coding period to start for my Google Summer of Code project, I managed to work on that. I'm not pretty much serious on Morse Talk, but I'll see later what could happen. The possible features which could come to my mind in two days are
- Enunciating Feature
- Morse Tutor
- Something to do with generating waveforms (I don't know much about that)
Maybe I'll seek out more ideas in college. Maybe not. Who knows?
Happy Coding!
good going!
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