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English, 02.04.2020 20:40, damianb25

What is Ada Lovelace known for, according to "Ada and the Thinking Machines"?
A. her unique and imaginative poetry
B. her ability to weave complicated patterns
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C. her efforts to improve England's education system
D. her vision and explanations of the power of computers

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