I did not know that this kind of function is existing. New function unlocked!

Is the trailing period missing in your answer not a difference?

In Go 1.20, one test fails but there doesnt appear to be any difference between the expected and my output. Additionally, my code prints the input text for debugging, and when I copy that input and test manually it passes. Is this an isssue with the kata or am I missing something?

Long messages handling case fails:

Expected
    <string>: THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LAZY DOG
to equal
    <string>: THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LAZY DOG.

However when tested manually it passes without issue.

var _ = Describe("DecodeMorse", func() {
  It("Example from description", func() {
    Expect(DecodeMorse(DecodeBits("1110001010101000100000001110111010111000101011100010100011101011101000111010111000000011101010100010111010001110111011100010111011100011101000000010101110100011101110111000111010101110000000101110111011100010101110001110111000101110111010001010100000001110111011100010101011100010001011101000000011100010101010001000000010111010100010111000111011101010001110101110111000000011101010001110111011100011101110100010111010111010111"))).To(Equal("THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LAZY DOG"))
  })
})

It took longer than I thought to solve this problem. Im glad I did it tho ^^

that's great)

Why didn't I think of this?

Easy

your & is composed of 7 signals, while in theory, following the binary search tree in the wiki article, there can only be 6 signals at a maximum.

sorry, i commented on this thread by error.

:P

and then of course, there's this

biggest facepalm i ve ever had

You can if you want to, but you do not have to. There is a preloaded table which you can use to map Mose code to a character.

I just checked the special characters and they seem to be the same as on the linked Wikipedia page. What characters exactly do you think are tested incorrectly?

In Python, sample test has the bits wrong, and not in the same format as announced by either the kata text nor as the tests of the attempt.