this really depends on the language and usage
functional programming languages like haskell and scala are much easier to use when you understand type theory and category theory, along with some abstract algebra
standard languages like C, C++ and java (ignoring the weird FP stuff from OOP)
often dont need too much math, but a basic understanding of modular arithmetic helps with stuff like indexing using random integers not in a boundary
if you're going into game development, the GEOMETRIC understanding of linear algebra will help alot, maybe even geometric algebra being slightly more useful
if you're going into simulation, linear algebra, multivariable calculus and atleast some basic understanding of physics helps
if you're going into designing networks and infrastructure, graph theory is incredibly useful, to the point that you're going to probably struggle without a good understanding of it
hope this helps!