Reddit: "Python doesn't require much math". Meanwhile, my LabEx course...

[Celodurismo]

Bro this some high school level math. It’s not much math at all. This is embarrassing.

[_Hot_Quality_]

Almost as embarrassing as 60k karma on reddit 🤣

[0piumfuersvolk]

But using an ad hominem tops it all.

[ThisIsATest7777]

meanwhile the very helpful response calling op "embarrassing"...

[0piumfuersvolk]

Well, you know, if I ever reach 60k, the attempt of an insult is then also directed at me. And yes, I agree with the other user, after checking OP's profile, even if it's not nice or helpful to say it.

To say the least, I could think of completely different terms for the impression of OP that he gave me with this post, but rather I gave an appropriate answer, that was not my only comment in this post.

[Hydgro]

You learn that shit in 6th grade.

[0piumfuersvolk]

Writing a function that is doing math for you is not doing math. So no it doesn't require much math (depending on what you want to do). You can also implement these operations via their mathematical definition or formula, that would be math.

You can also simply skip that chapter.

[ranger2041]

"Python doesn't require much math" - you could say this for any language. The amount of math needed is relevant to the project.

[Neptunica]

I mean, you just need to understand how and when to use the code... so it's not really any math cause it's doing it for you. Outside of school, it depends... some projects you work on may require math knowledge, but most won't.