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→Why is there controversy about this?: Web link was dead; recovering from Wayback machine; it;s cute.
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→Further Reading: enabrea's Sketch and Ada's Notes
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Toole: a plan for how the engine might calculate Bernoulli numbers is now regarded as the first "computer program."
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→References: Repurposing Ada - debunks the "first computer programmer" myth
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→Was Ada really first? Was the Bernoulli program the first program?: Certainly a co-author of the notes and a software development pioneer
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ref for Ada's "description" of the recurrence relation
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became famous in the modern era for her description of the "classic recurrence relation for computing Bernoulli numbers" used by Jakob Bernoulli
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Ummm... edit conflict! I'm just going to overwrite you for now, see talk. Sorry.
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"one of the first" - not the first - if you consider her translation and notes to be a computer program
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Show more of the program; illustrate its stilted language.
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Big expansion, hopefully addressing some of the controversy.
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April 7, 2011
Try again.
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Fix what I broke, and improve. Thanks, Andy, for fixing the IP block, or whatever it was!
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fixing reference
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This proxy has got to go!
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Change refs. See talk. Would someone please fix the Sci Am ref? My proxy can't get through the captcha, and my home is blocked.
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I think Admiral Hopper deserves this credit ... let's not support all this feminist historical revisionism
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feminists call her that, but what about Grace Hopper?
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a plan for calculating Bernoulli numbers ... probably not the same as a "computer program" - see talk
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{{DEFAULTSORT: Augusta, Ada}} Please see Conservapedia:Manual_of_Style#Persons for information regarding this edit.
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New page: '''Ada Augusta''' was the wife of Charles Babbage. She learned to operate the Analytical Engine built by Charles Babbage, and is widely considered to be the world's first computer pro...
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