Equals Sign in Morse Code
The equals sign (=) in Morse code is -...- — dash-dot-dot-dot-dash.
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In International Morse Code, the equals sign (=) is written as -...-, made up of 3 dots and 2 dashs. Punctuation codes run five to six signals long — longer than most letters — since they're used far less often in typical text.
The equals sign is typically used when showing that two values are the same, and historically as a paragraph break in telegrams.
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- What is the Morse code for =?
- The equals sign (=) is written as -...- in Morse code — dash-dot-dot-dot-dash.