Post How to make it your own

5 October 2026

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How to make it your own - Add support for spaces between words by using “/” as a separator. - Let the user choose frequency or speed via command‑line arguments (argparse). - Store a log of sent messages in a tiny text file (practice file I/O). - Turn it into a tiny GUI with tkinter for button clicks and visual “· –” output. Give it a spin, tweak the tones, and you’ll have a functional Morse‑code tool that feels like a piece of telegraph history—all built with just a handful of Python basics. Happy coding!

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