Hedy Hopper Lovelace

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Teacher of Computing in England she/her

a structure diagram. Highest level: "Programming". Next level: "Planning", "Coding", "Testing". Next level from "Planning" includes "Flowchart", "Pseudocode", "Structure Diagram“ (This one in cursive and yellow background). Next level from "Coding": „Language", "IDE". Next level from "Testing": "Iterative Testing", "Final Testing"
A cute cartoon penguin flapping its wings while the numbers 6 and 7 bounce in front of it.
Picture of the page with the printer. It’s a dot matrix printer with a page sticking out. It reads: “Now that we’ve met, I’m ready to work — and play — with you. See you soon!” The tab moves the printer head and the word “Goodbye.” appears.
Picture of the keyboard when you open the page.
Close up picture of the cardboard mainboard. ROM, RAM, and CPU are clearly labelled. The removable chip sticks out in the lower right corner. It has a flap that is open and shows the inside of the chip.
Front cover of the book Inside the Personal Computer - An Illustrated Introduction in 3 Dimensions. It’s mostly blueish grey with a drawing of a desktop computer typical of the time. In the middle we can see the colourful inside of the keyboard, monitor, hard disk drive, and floppy drive.
Still from a coyote/roadrunner cartoon. Roadrunner standing on a ledge blowing a raspberry to the coyote who’s just run over the ledge looking worriedly back at the roadrunner. Above the roadrunner is a textbox which says while [not edge] {run();} Above the coyote is another textbox which says do {run();} while (not edge);
Photo of my watch on my wrist. The watch has black straps, a silver casing, and a 24 hours face.