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Question

If I don't know math a lot can I still use c++ or I have to learn math?

Answer 1

short, no, you dont need to learn math

long,
no, but it might be a bit harder. you can code without math, im terrible at math, absolutely terrible. most i can do is fraction operations and very basic algebraic variables and i can code in python, javascript, c, c++ and can use html and css and some sql.

Answer 2

Like std::cout << "Xmosity" << std::endl; have said, I agreed, you don't really need to using maths a lot while coding, but for more complex projects, maths may help to simplify it with some formulas
For example, if you're making a game, it does require maths, like to calculate the distance, so it's great to learn maths and apply it in programming
*this is just my opinion*

Answer 3

GOAT KAUSHIKBRO what about your parents didnt they said something on your performance?

Answer 4

math and programming are two seperate things, you can learn programming without math because nothing REALLY requires math, but some calculations, for example, logical things like making 3d games or ai or complex data analysis requires some math knowledge, but base syntax does not

Answer 5

ĪīVS I'm only just learning too

Answer 6

GOAT KAUSHIKBRO bro nice 👍 but we are forced to be good in everything

Answer 7

GOAT KAUSHIKBRO 👍👍

Answer 8

ĪīVS bro has taken PCB

Answer 9

GOAT KAUSHIKBRO neet 😖

Answer 10

👍 are u good in coding?

Answer 11

Ivan for me physics is needed. For solving real life problem related to space, making electric cars, Network etc through coding.

Answer 12

But for coding physics is not useful

Answer 13

GOAT KAUSHIKBRO they dont care about your school performance ?

Answer 14

GOAT KAUSHIKBRO :)

Answer 15

I also scored 43 in paper 1, in maths in adv mock🤧

Answer 16

GOAT KAUSHIKBRO btw, why you doing neet when your interest is in coding.

Answer 17

runtime be glazing

Answer 18

Bad programmers are bad in mathematics.

It's not just about writing code, it's about understandjng the fundamentals which will lead to clean, efficient, robust algorithms, decision making and implementation.

it's not too late to start learning maths, visit https://www.mathisfun.com to get started

Answer 19

std::cout << "Xmosity" << std::endl; you claimed not to know maths so I would better argue this with someone who actually know maths.

There are two types of programmers

1. Tool users
2. Programmers

Tool users are what we mostly have around here, you just memorize a bunch of function and start using it in code. Maybe you need minimal math for this

Programmers extends into libraries, sdk, frameworks designer. They wrote the complex algorithm that tool users used hiding the complex maths behind the scene. I'm sure you don't know the heavy linear algebra that's behind the css "transform" attribute. You just use the tool provided to you and that's ll

Answer 20

RuntimeTerror programming and math aren't the same thing- you don’t need to know advanced math to write code or even build complex systems unless you’re working in very specific fields like 3d graphics or ai lol.. the whole "tool users vs programmers" thing is kinda weird, most programmers, including those who write libraries, rely more on logical thinking and problem-solving than heavy math. acting like you need to understand linear algebra for css transforms is ridiculous. the hard math was done by someone else so the rest of us don’t have to reinvent the wheel-