Ada Lovelace / Punchcard Necklace
Ada Lovelace published the first computer program in 1843. She was also the first person to describe a general purpose computer. This necklace, part of our Women in Science Collection, celebrates Lovelace's contributions to the field of computer science.Ā
This necklace is based on a punch card made for the Analytical Engine, the mechanicalĀ computer that Lovelaceās programĀ wasĀ designed to run on.
ThisĀ necklace comes with a fold-out card withĀ Lovelace'sĀ story.
- Chain and charm areĀ nickel-free
- Chain length: 16"
Comes with matching 4" extender
50% of profits fromĀ this necklace go to:
- Black Girls Code
- DIY Girls
This necklaceĀ has small parts andĀ is not made for children!
Analytical Engine Punchcard courtesy of Bruce Sterling.
Original: $28.00
-70%$28.00
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Ada Lovelace published the first computer program in 1843. She was also the first person to describe a general purpose computer. This necklace, part of our Women in Science Collection, celebrates Lovelace's contributions to the field of computer science.Ā
This necklace is based on a punch card made for the Analytical Engine, the mechanicalĀ computer that Lovelaceās programĀ wasĀ designed to run on.
ThisĀ necklace comes with a fold-out card withĀ Lovelace'sĀ story.
- Chain and charm areĀ nickel-free
- Chain length: 16"
Comes with matching 4" extender
50% of profits fromĀ this necklace go to:
- Black Girls Code
- DIY Girls
This necklaceĀ has small parts andĀ is not made for children!
Analytical Engine Punchcard courtesy of Bruce Sterling.
