Sophia is Charlotte's mother. Charlotte is proud of her mother, who is a programmer and thinks her mother is the smartest in the world. Sophia recently told Charlotte about the first female programmer - Ada Lovelace. Ada Lovelace was a British mathematician and poet who became famous for writing the first algorithm to be used on the so-called analytical machine (considered the first programmable computer). Charlotte is inspired and would also like to become a programmer in the future. She thinks it is extremely interesting and developing.

Inspiring Women

Sophia smiling warmly at a laptop on a desk, with a curious expression on her face

Sophia smiled at Charlotte as she put down her laptop. "Guess what, Charlotte?" she said. "Today is Ada Lovelace Day!" Charlotte's eyes widened with curiosity. She couldn't wait to learn more about this special day.

The Exciting Announcement

Very smiling Sophia telling about something standing in the kitchen

Sophia began to tell Charlotte about Ada Lovelace. "Ada was a brilliant mathematician and poet," she explained. Charlotte listened eagerly, imagining Ada's world. "She wrote the first computer algorithm," Sophia added with pride. Charlotte was amazed and wanted to learn more.

Learning About Ada

Charlotte watching Sophia working on a computer

Charlotte always thought her mom was the smartest. Sophia was a programmer and Charlotte admired her skills. "You remind me of Ada," Charlotte told her mom. Sophia chuckled, feeling honored by the comparison. "You can be like Ada too," Sophia encouraged Charlotte.

A Mother's Inspiration

Charlotte daydreaming and sitting at the computer

Charlotte began to dream about becoming a programmer. She imagined creating exciting new programs. Charlotte felt inspired by Ada and her mom. "I want to make something amazing," she thought. Her dreams were filled with endless possibilities.

Dreaming Big

Sophia sitting next to Charlotte at a computer

Sophia decided to teach Charlotte a little about coding. They sat together at the computer. "Let's start with something simple," Sophia suggested. Charlotte was eager to learn and typed her first lines of code. She felt a sense of accomplishment.

Starting Small

Charlotte frowning at a computer screen with jumbled code, determination visible on her face

Charlotte faced challenges as she learned. Some codes didn't work right away. But Sophia reminded her that Ada also faced difficulties. "It's okay to make mistakes," Sophia reassured her. Charlotte learned to be patient and persistent.

Overcoming Challenges

Charlotte jumping with joy, her arms raised in triumph,  a computer on the desk in the background

One day, Charlotte completed her first program. It was a simple game, but she was proud. "I did it!" she exclaimed, showing Sophia. Sophia hugged Charlotte, feeling proud of her daughter's achievement. Charlotte felt like she was following in Ada's footsteps.

A Proud Moment

Charlotte as a programmer working on computer, a big screen with a lot of lines of code behind her in the backround

Charlotte knew she wanted to be a programmer. She was inspired by Ada Lovelace and her mom. "I want to inspire others too," Charlotte thought. Sophia smiled, knowing her daughter would do great things. Together, they celebrated Ada Lovelace Day, dreaming of a bright future.