Ada Lovelace was born in London in 1815 to Lord Byron and Anne Isabella Milbanke. She became interested in mathematics and is considered the first computer programmer for writing the first algorithm intended to be processed by Charles Babbage's analytical engine. Her notes on the analytical engine anticipated future computer development. Lovelace made important contributions to science and mathematics through her work with early computers before her death in 1852.

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Ada Lovelace was born in London, England on
December 10, 1815. Her full name was Augusta Ada
King. Her parents were George Gordon Noel Byron, 6th
Baron Byron, Anne Isabella Byron, and Baroness. She
got married to William King, 1st Earl of Lovelace. She
had three children, two boys and one girl. Ada Lovelace
died on November 27, 1852 in Marylebone, England.
Ada Lovelace followed in her mother’s
footsteps and became a Mathematician. She wrote the
first computer program. She helped contribute to
science, math, and engineering. Her notes, which are
now understood to have anticipated future
development, include computer-generated music. In her
notes she tells the difference between the Analytical
Engine and previous calculating machines.
Ada Lovelace contributed to science. She made the
first computer. Her notes helped scientists and
mathematicians even to today in building computers.
Because of her notes and the first computer she is still
remembered today as a woman who shaped the future.