[HELP] C Programming Morse code and returns the English-language

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Write a value-returning function that accepts a phrase in Morse code and returns the English-language equivalent. However, if the parameter is invalid, the function should return a message telling that the parameter/input is invalid. Use one blank between each Morse-coded letter and three blanks between each Morse-coded word. Embed it in a program. Below is the list of letters and their Morse code equivalent.

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

const char morse[][10] = {
    "._", // A
    "_...", // B
    "_._.", // C
    "_..", // D
    ".", // E
    ".._.", // F
    "__.", // G
    "....", // H
    "..", // I
    ".___", // J
    "_._", // K
    "._..", // L
    "__", // M
    "_.", // N
    "___", // O
    ".__.", // P
    "__._", // Q
    "._.", // R
    "...", // S
    "_", // T
    ".._", // U
    "..._", // V
    ".__", // W
    "_.._", // X
    "_.__", // Y
    "__..", // Z
};

const int SIZE = 1000;

void *decryptMorse(char segment[]){
    
    int space = 0;
    int currentLineWord = 0;
    char strings[SIZE][SIZE];
    
    for(int i = 0; i <= strlen(segment); i++){
        
        // check for 3 spaces
        if(segment[i] == ' '){
            space++;
        } else {
            space = 0;
        }
        
        // construct group word
        if(space == 3){
            char word[100];
            char c = 0; // counter for constructing word
            
            for(int j = currentLineWord; j < i-2; j++){
                word[c] = segment[j];
                c++;
            }
            
            c = 0;
            
            // for(int j = currentLineWord; j < i-2; j++){
            //     printf("%c", word[c]);
            //     c++;
            // }
            
            
            currentLineWord = i+1;
            
            for(int g = 0; ){
                // code
            }
            
            printf("\n");
            
            //printf("%s", word);
        }
        
        if(segment[i] == 0){
            printf("\nend\n");
        }
    }
}

int main() {
    // Write C code here
    // test  te   hello   hi
    // test  te
    // hello
    // hi
    
    char segment[SIZE];
    
    // prompt user
    gets(segment);
    
    decryptMorse(segment);
    
    return 0;
}

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