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How much math is used in programming
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Mr Ali for beginners without programming knowledge Python is the easiest one.
About C/C++ these language definitely builds algorithm and programming understandings for the future. I grew up from them 😎
If you know and understand C/C++ then Java, C#, PHP won't be strangers to you 🎭 Pick one language or select according to area of use and start hacking! 💻📝
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Hi! A good idea is to start coding to see for yourself. But in some way programming is about solving problem in a logical way. So when you understand math, many of the problem solving parts become easier.
But if there is a challenge to solve a problem, you can allways ask for help. So just start coding to see for yourself.
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It depends.
For a web developer not more then school level.
For game developer it is very important especially when you are making games without game engine.
For making 3d games you need a very good grip on mathematics and physics
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We need better framing for this question. My understanding of mathematics in general was very shallow and not very practical until I started programming. In programming, we work in a problem domain and try to come up with solutions. This process can technically be expressed mathematically. The right understanding of mathematics in approaching problems and arriving at a solutions can help you greatly. Algebraic expressions make a lot more sense when using "Emplyees" instead of "x". As far as using straight up arithmetic or algabraic expressions in a high level language like C# or Java eg x+y(z%y), it would depend on the program but, not much. It's more that the structure of vaguely mathematic problem solving will be there.
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C++ or c# which language is easy and
Which language is good for beginners