Imagine you live next-door to your best friend. Your bedroom windows face each other, and you want to set up a way to communicate privately using waves. You have these supplies:
a long string
a spring toy long enough to stretch between your windows
metal cans
a Morse code alphabet decoder (Morse code is a system that represents letters of the alphabet with dots and dashes) imagine you live next-door to your best friend
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