Morse code, developed in 1832 by Samuel Morse, is one of the most famous of all coding schemes ever developed. Morse code assigns a series of dots and dashes to each letter of the alphabet, each digit, and a few other punctuation characters. The international version of Morse code for alphabetic characters and digits is shown in the table below. Character	code		Character		code
A	.-		T		-
B	-...		U		..-
C	-.-.		V		...-
D	-..		W		.--
E	.		X		-..-
F	..-.		Y		-.--
G	--.		Z		--..
H			....
I		..		Digits
J	.---		1		.----
K	-.-		2		..---
L	.-..		3		...--
M	--		4		....-
N	-.		5		.....
O	---		6		-....
P	.--.		7		--...
Q	--.-		8		---..
R	.-.		9		----.
S			0		-----

This project involves writing a program to translate Morse code into English and English into Morse code. Your program shall prompt the user to specify the desired type of translation, input a string of Morse code characters or English characters, then display the translated results. The Morse code pattern and English letter translations must be kept and processed using either two one-dimensional or one two-dimensional arrays. When you input Morse code, separate each letter/digit with a single space, and delimit multiple words with a |. For example, - --- | - . would be the Morse code input for the sentence to be. Your program only needs to handle a single sentence and can ignore punctuation symbols. When you input English, separate each word with a blank space.

Be sure to comment your code and use good programming style.