Who was Ada Lovelace: the computer wizard of Victorian England

Ada Lovelace was a child prodigy; brilliant at maths, she read numbers like most people read words.
In 1834 she came to the attention of Charles Babbage, a scientist and techno-whizz who had just built an amazing new 'THINKING MACHINE'. Ada and Mr Babbage started working together – a perfect partnership which bore fruit in the most important invention of the modern world, the computer.

 

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Subject(s)Computing
Author(s)Lucy Lethbridge
Age14-16
Published2003
Published by
Shelf referenceA 004.092 LET
ISN/ISBN9781904095521
Direct URLhttps://www.stem.org.uk/x8ewn

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