We are now able to detect whether we have received a dash or a dot. With this information, it is now time to show some output!

We will use LEDs to show whether we received a dash or a dot and then print each character received to the serial port. If you have used different intervals for the dots and dashes, mention it in your readme.

Connect two different colored LEDs to the ATmega$328$PB$.$ Light one up if a dash is received and light the other one if a dot is received.

The LEDs should only be lit for a brief period of time after the button is released $($about $50$ms or so$).$

Now, program the microcontroller to decode the dots and dashes into actual alphanumeric characters.

Have the program write out each character$$s ASCII value to the serial port so that you can transmit a message successfully.

$($C$2)$ Commit the code that achieves this to the repository.