DXCode Project (Excel)

Last Updated: 20210422 1911 (UTC+8)

2017 DXCode Project (Converting to Python and JS Planned)

The DXCode Project is inspired by the Morse Code, by assigning dots and dashes with values zero and one. The idea for this project originates somewhere in between late 2017 and early 2018 in an excel spreedsheet. The whole idea is to assign a value to all 26 letters in the English Alphabet [A to Z], four additional letters from the German Orthography [ÄÖÜẞ] that the English Language lacks, and finally 2 symbols [?!] to get a total of 32 pairs of "alphasymbols" and values. That is to ensure every value is used in this 5 bit (2^5 = 32) per "alphasymbol" code.

If you are a professional or student with IT networking knowledge of IPv4 Addressing: you will be able to see how familar are the "alphasymbols" are assigned to their values. With 16 Class As, 8 Class Bs, 4 Class Cs, 2 Class Ds and 2 Class Es:

• Class A - 0xxxx

• Class B - 10xxx

• Class C - 110xx

• Class D - 1110x

• Class E - 1111x

The values are as follows: