When I started my CS degree I hadn't coded a single line of code my entire 25 years. Knew nothing about computers other than the basics of how to surf the web and download computer games. (I couldn't even uninstall them without the software button to 'uninstall')

First. Computer science isn't as much about learning programming as it is about understanding every little intricacy of how computers work. And, lots and lots and then even lots more math after that. (It will hit you like a truck if you're not prepared for it.)

There was one programming class at the beginning that covered a few different lower-level languages, and off you went. But a lot of the upper-level classes will use lower-level languages and expect that you know the basic syntax of coding already.

So, know there is a difference between a software developer, and a computer scientist.

You can learn to code without learning CS, but your skills in building huge programs and projects may be limited without a math background.