In doing so she added her own set of notes to it and developed the world's very first computer program (Vestey). Lovelace was gifted from a young age in mathematics and science and her studies gave her a leg up in the scientific and mathematical world, allowing her to translate a paper that would detail the machine that would become a model for the future of computers. When ,in 1842, Charles Babbage came to Lovelace with the task of translating a paper written on his Analytical Engine for him she readily agreed. He believed she not only understood the machine as well as him, but that she could articulate the Engines purpose better than he (“Ada Lovelace”). Within Ada Lovelace's translation of Luigi Federico Menabreas paper she detailed not