ENCRYPTED MESSAGE

I have been given a code to break, and I did frequency analysis on it, but I cannot go any further due to the fact that I am not clear on where are the spaces between words, so in example I present you guys with one line of the code here:

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So given the example, my question would be: how can I tell which are the spaces between words, or if I just assume there are no spaces at all?

• You seem to have forgotten to post the actual puzzle... – GentlePurpleRain Jan 25 at 22:22
• Well I didn't think it'd be necessary, maybe I'm wrong, but what I wanted to know is how to decipher if there are actual spaces through a change, for example if .. means a space in the encrypted message, or if it is not included and there are just no spaces. I can't figure out how to:( and I wouldnt want the person giving me the challenge, knowing I did get help lol – alphaandomega Jan 26 at 0:57
• You just have to "logic" it out, and guess where the spaces would go. It looks like morse code to me, so the first step would be to identify where there must be gaps (i.e. where an invalid character exists) – Hugh Jan 26 at 2:24
• I think my head exploded twice. You mean logic it out depending on the frequency analysis? I'm fairly new at this ^^'' – alphaandomega Jan 26 at 20:10
• For example, there's no such thing as "- - - ." in Morse code, and thus there must be a letter gap somewhere in there, i.e. "- / - - ." or "- - / - ." or "- - - ." – Hugh Jan 26 at 22:53

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