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X-WR-CALDESC:10 December 1815: Ms. Ada Lovelace (Augusta Ada Byron\, Counte
 ss of Lovelace)\, the 'world's first computer programmer' was born on this
  date. \n\nThe daughter of famed poet Lord Byron\, Ada Lovelace was a gift
 ed mathematician and is credited with having written instructions for the 
 first computer program. While translating an article for Charles Babbage a
 bout Babbage's engine\, she added her own notes and ideas which ended up b
 eing much longer than the original article. In her article\, she described
  how codes could be developed to handle letters and symbols\, as well as n
 umbers. She also theorized a method for the device to repeat a series of i
 nstructions\, a process now known as looping. She contributed many forward
 -thinking concepts in her article and for her work is considered the first
  computer programmer.\n\nThough her work was published\, she only signed i
 t with her initials and the article received little attention at the time.
  Her contributions to the field of computer science were not discovered un
 til the 1950s. Since then\, Ms. Lovelace has received many posthumous hono
 rs for her work. In 1980\, the U.S. Department of Defense named a newly de
 veloped computer language 'Ada\,' after Ms. Lovelace. Each year Ada Lovela
 ce Day (see link below) is celebrated internationally on the second Tuesda
 y in October to recognize the achievements of women in science\, technolog
 y\, engineering and maths (STEM).
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DESCRIPTION:10 December 1815: Ms. Ada Lovelace (Augusta Ada Byron\, Countes
 s of Lovelace)\, the 'world's first computer programmer' was born on this 
 date. \n\nThe daughter of famed poet Lord Byron\, Ada Lovelace was a gifte
 d mathematician and is credited with having written instructions for the f
 irst computer program. While translating an article for Charles Babbage ab
 out Babbage's engine\, she added her own notes and ideas which ended up be
 ing much longer than the original article. In her article\, she described 
 how codes could be developed to handle letters and symbols\, as well as nu
 mbers. She also theorized a method for the device to repeat a series of in
 structions\, a process now known as looping. She contributed many forward-
 thinking concepts in her article and for her work is considered the first 
 computer programmer.\n\nThough her work was published\, she only signed it
  with her initials and the article received little attention at the time. 
 Her contributions to the field of computer science were not discovered unt
 il the 1950s. Since then\, Ms. Lovelace has received many posthumous honor
 s for her work. In 1980\, the U.S. Department of Defense named a newly dev
 eloped computer language 'Ada\,' after Ms. Lovelace. Each year Ada Lovelac
 e Day (see link below) is celebrated internationally on the second Tuesday
  in October to recognize the achievements of women in science\, technology
 \, engineering and maths (STEM).
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SUMMARY:1815: Birth of Ms. Ada Lovelace\, the world's first computer progra
 mmer
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