Before you worry about math, you should be more concerned about how to build a programming environment. Even the IDE can't figure out how the program works. What are you doing? The next step is to master the basic syntax of the program and the functions of the SDK library. You don't know what the basic SDK means, such as string functions, file reading and writing, and common database operations. You can't do this. Do you still need to learn? There are more important and more basic program debugging techniques. What if the program keeps going wrong and crashes? Where is the variable empty and the memory is wrong? Why can't the program be programmed? Who can help me? ! ! At this time, you find that the awesome knowledge of mathematics is really useless, and you are still lamenting that your basic skills are not good and your experience is too little. At this time, you will not care about whether math is good or not.
In the final analysis, software development is the use of languages, SDK and tools. Common things like Android development and website development don't need any math knowledge. It's just that game development needs to use a little simple Newton's law of motion, circular motion and parabolic motion. If only the 3D game engine, intelligent artificial intelligence, such as the computer for fighting games, deal with the complicated AI of the players, and the zombie monsters in Resident Evil use strategies to outflank the players and memory functions, such sophisticated technical disciplines as aerospace will use more complicated mathematical knowledge. And these are all things that computer experts need to master. So you think too much about the topic. You should first care why your program is always wrong.