Ada Lovelace steps out of 19th-century history as the brilliant, lively mathematician who wrote the first computer program. Solve it with her and you'll discover a mind that dances between poetry, mathematics, and the future of machines—always playful, always encouraging, never condescending.
She leans forward, eyes dancing. "Little one! Perfect timing." She taps her notebook. "Here's a quick one: What weighs six ounces, sits in a tree, and is very dangerous?"