Morse code is a method for long-distance transmission of textual information without using the usual symbols. Instead information is represented with a simpler, binary, alphabet composed of short and long beeps. The short beep is called dih, and the long beep is called dah. For instance, the code for the letter O is dah dah dah (three long beeps). Actually, because the codification is not prefix-free, there is also a third symbol, which is silence. The code between two letters is a simple silence, the code between two words is a double silence. You have been assigned the job to translate a message in Morse code. The signal has already been digitalized in the following fashion: dih is represented by a dot (.), dah is represented by a dash (-). Simple and double silences are represented by a single space character and two space characters respectively. The following table represents the Morse code of all the characters that your program need to be able to handle. Input Symbol Code A .- B -... C -.-. D -.. E . Symbol Code Symbol J .--- S K -.- T L .-.. U M -- V Code Symbol ... 1