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Is Morse Code the same concept as binary programming?

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Not so much “programming” no. Morse code is closer to just a set of pre-designed mappings of patterns to glyphs. I.e. Morse code is something similar to ASCII code. It doesn't give instructions, and it doesn't have branching concepts. read more

Thus unlike Morse Code, computer uses binary code only, mnemonically represented as 1 (high voltage or charge) and 0 (low voltage or charge). Programming is the name of implementing sequence of steps understood by a computer. read more

International Morse Code. Binary sequences are drastically different - and are defined by the hardware logic circuits. The “space” between signals is done by a separate binary signal - a clock. In many external transmissions the data is also distinguished by a clock - and the presence or absence of electron flow. read more

Morse code is a prefix ternary code (for encoding 58 characters) on top of a prefix binary code encoding the three symbols. This was a much shorter answer when accepted. However, considering the considerable misunderstandings between users, and following a request from the OP, I wrote this much longer answer. read more

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