#  MorseCodes.py  Copyright (c) Kari Laitinen

#  http://www.naturalprogramming.com

#  2006-05-20  File created.
#  2022-12-27  Converted to Python 3.

#  List method index() raises ValueError if the specified item
#  is not found on the list. Otherwise, it returns the index
#  of the first occurrence of the specified item.


list_of_morse_codes  =  \
    [ "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", "--..", "1", ".----","2", "..---","3", "...--","4","....-",
      "5", ".....","6", "-....","7", "--...","8", "---..","9","----.",
      "0", "-----"," ", "     "  ]

print( "\n  Type in your name: ", end="" )

given_name  =  input().upper()

print( "\n  Your name in Morse codes is: \n" )

for  character_in_name  in  given_name :

   try :

      index_of_character_in_list  =  \
                list_of_morse_codes.index( character_in_name )

      print( "  "  +   \
            list_of_morse_codes[ index_of_character_in_list + 1 ], end="" )

   except ValueError :

      print( "\n Un-morse-codable character: "  +  character_in_name )

print( "\n" )