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# Ada Lovelace

## Education

**Mathematics**, private tuition (1840 to 1842)

| Award      | Year |
| ---------- | ---- |
| Gold Medal | 1843 |

> The Analytical Engine weaves algebraic patterns.

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# Ada Lovelace

## Summary

<div>Wrote the first published algorithm.</div>

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