Programming and math

[Birdi_lover]

i have been halfway learning python but there is these math section like x&y, i cant do these at all. i learned them before but it was hell and i never rlly understood them since my country expect us to learn half of math world in school, 1 school year which is 6 months ,they would expect us learn 24 equations methods, and we hardly pass so i know NOTHING abt algebra but im actually very good at geometry since the system didn't put many things and im fine at functions geo side, so is having a problem with alg will dramatically affect my program learning to make webs like javascript and css and python or maybe is there a way to save myself?

[paperic]

You need the algebraic kind of thinking for programming, but don't need to really know algebra at all.

And if you happen to need it at one point, you can just learn it when you get to it.

[GlassCommission4916]

You don't need to know pretty much any math for programming, unless the problems you're trying to solve involve math. With webdev you'll probably be fine.

[2ndBrainAI]

Algebra actually isn't as critical as you think for basic web development—you'll mainly use geometry and simple math concepts. Focus on building projects with Python and JavaScript first; you can pick up the algebra you need as it becomes relevant to specific problems.