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Is it necessary to have a good mathematical understanding to become good in coding?

I am a student of commerce..and business law..i am little slow in undertanding mathematical things..i have recently started learning python in SoloLearn it was easy and the app Helped me alot to learn it easy but now thing are getting bit complicated to understand...cuz they are using complicated mathematical questions(according to me) to teach how the code work. So its tough for me to understand those.

9th Apr 2020, 5:39 PM
Shoaib Akhtar
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Mostly in general programming, you'll be dealing with integer arithmetics, nothing really difficult. Then, if you need more or less maths, depends on what exactly you're trying to code. If you're a frontend web programmer, you'll need less math than if you're for example a data analyst or 3d game engine writer or whatever. So actually... it depends. I wouldn't worry about it. Just proceed with programming and study up on your maths along the way as you find a blind spot.
9th Apr 2020, 5:50 PM
HonFu
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At least some mathematical oppressions are needed. Take a close look over them, they are not asking for Calculus or something higher math knowledge like that. Just simple mathematics. Try them yourself and you will have no problems ahead regarding this.
9th Apr 2020, 5:48 PM
M Tamim
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Not necessarily. Basic knowledge Knowledge in mathematics is enough for coding. Programming languages like Python are pretty easy to learn with basic mathematics knowledge. Mathematics is core subject, fulcrum for various subjects, and like an encyclopedia, and like ocean with unfathomable depth, and coding is like drop of ocean.
10th Apr 2020, 10:25 AM
narayanaprasad
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maths is not much necessary for programming but you should know basic mathematics as like addition subraction multiplication and division and also fraction these are some basics which we used in prgramming.
10th Apr 2020, 7:43 AM
Mudasir Ali Ali
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Yes they are easy to understand but when i started Object Oriented Programming in python its bit complicated...😅
9th Apr 2020, 5:50 PM
Shoaib Akhtar
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