Code Translation

The provided code snippet appears to be written in Morse code. Upon decoding the Morse code, we obtain the following message:

Decoded Message: "HOPE PUSHENS DOG KILLS HER THEN HER FAVORITE CAT EATS HER DEAD BODY"

Translation to Python

Here's the Python translation of the quoted message, encapsulated in a function for clarity:

def decode_message():
    message = "HOPE PUSHENS DOG KILLS HER THEN HER FAVORITE CAT EATS HER DEAD BODY"
    return message

# Usage
if __name__ == "__main__":
    decoded_message = decode_message()
    print(decoded_message)

Explanation

• Function Definition: The code defines a function decode_message() that contains the decoded string.
• Return Statement: The function returns the decoded message.
• Main Check: Under the if __name__ == "__main__": block, the function is called, and the output is printed.

Key Points

• The logic and behavior of the original Morse code are preserved.
• The translation adheres to Python's best practices, making it clear and readable.
• This code can be immediately executed and will print the decoded message when run.