Got it. Thanks!

I see. Thank you!

Hi-- This is an intriguing kata. However, as a noob to python and codewars, I'm stumped on elementary stuff: How do I access the one_two function to generate my random ints(0,1)? Furthermore, what argument(s) does function one_two_three() take?

Thanks!

Duly noted. Thanks again!

Thanks for the prompt reply. Alas,

 tags did not reveal the lurking /''/ in my intermediate outputs, but I came up with a Band-aid solution to neutralize the error: an if-statement that passes on a key == ''. (Yeah, NOT best practice here.) Learned a lot from this kata. Thanks for creating it.

My script passes all tests but generates the key error below, as if calling up a key that consists of no characters. I've printed all my intermediate outputs, including the one on which I loop the dictionary calls, and I can't find any "empty space" that would prompt a key ''. Any ideas? Thx for help!

Traceback:
in
in decodeMorse
KeyError: ''