Source code: Morse code translator in C++ [ simple but freakish]

Morse Code

#include<iostream>
using namespace std;

char c, x;

int check(char);
void go(char);

void start()
{
cout <<"give your input hea: "; cin>> c;
check (c);
}

int check(char)
{
try
{
if((c>=65 && c<=90)||(c>=97 && c<=122))
{go(c);}

else
{throw x;}
}
catch(...)
{
cout<<"\n\ntry again fella!\ngive it again: ";
cin>> c;
check(c);
}
return 1;
}

void go(char c)
{
cout <<"\n\nin morse code it is: ";

if(c=='a' || c=='A')
{cout <<".-\n\n\n";}

else if(c=='b' || c=='B')
{cout <<"-...\n\n\n";}

else if(c=='c' || c=='C')
{cout <<"-.-.\n\n\n";}

else if(c=='d' || c=='D')
{cout <<"-..\n";}

else if(c=='e' || c=='E')
{cout <<".\n";}

else if(c=='f' || c=='F')
{cout <<"..-.\n\n";}

else if(c=='g' || c=='G')
{cout <<"--.\n";}

else if(c=='h' || c=='H')
{cout <<"....\n";}

else if(c=='i' || c=='I')
{cout <<"..\n";}

else if(c=='j' || c=='J')
{cout <<".---\n\n";}

else if(c=='k' || c=='K')
{cout <<"-.-\n";}

else if(c=='l' || c=='L')
{cout <<".-..\n";}

else if(c=='m' || c=='M')
{cout <<"--\n";}

else if(c=='n' || c=='N')
{cout <<"-.\n\n";}

else if(c=='o' || c=='O')
{cout <<"---\n\n";}

else if(c=='p' || c=='P')
{cout <<".--.\n";}

else if(c=='q' || c=='Q')
{cout <<"--.-\n";}

else if(c=='r' || c=='R')
{cout <<".-.\n";}

else if(c=='s' || c=='S')
{cout <<"...\n";}

else if(c=='t' || c=='T')
{cout <<"-\n";}

else if(c=='u' || c=='U')
{cout <<"..-\n\n";}

else if(c=='v' || c=='V')
{cout <<"...-\n";}

else if(c=='w' || c=='W')
{cout <<".--\n";}

else if(c=='x' || c=='X')
{cout <<"-..-\n";}

else if(c=='y' || c=='Y')
{cout <<"-.--\n";}

else if(c=='z' || c=='Z')
{cout <<"--..\n";}
}

int main(void)
{
start();
return 0;
}

To Remember It:

Morse Code