"Mike Coslo" wrote in message
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Dave wrote:
thats funny, the program i am writing represents it very nicely with
just
1's and 0's.

Looking at it that way, all things that can be put into a digital
program are digital, such as photographs, word processing, database, etc.

Let us put it to the test, Dave.
Write out a short sentence, or even a CQ de (your callsign) in binary
format, and let me read it right off the screen. If Morse code is
binary, it will be no problem.

This is a screen readable approximation of me calling CQ

.-.- --.- -.. . -.- -... ...-- . .. .- .--. ... . -.-

it is not binary.

11101011101001110111010111001110101001001110101110 01011101110111011100111001
11001110000
looks perfectly binary to me

to make it more readable try replacing 1 with - and 0 with spaces to get:
--- - --- - --- --- - --- --- - - - --- - --- - --- --- --- --- --- -
-- ---