Manual calculation used to take four hours, but now it only takes five minutes. I think the key to programming is to have good logical ability, good analytical ability and clear organization. To meet this requirement, coupled with the mathematics level of ordinary people, no matter how complicated the program can be. Of course, everyone has the ability of logic, analysis and organization, which is only a matter of strength, but I personally think that ordinary people's logical analysis and organization ability can be enough. Interest, hard work and persistence are the things that make a person different. Of course, these things are not available to everyone. Of course, being good at math is good for programming. Because good math means good logical ability, of course, programming is not that difficult. But math is a good thing, and programming is a good thing. Of course not. Although some people are good at math, they are not interested in programming at all, and even hate programming. Isn't this forcing him to die? So I can only say that if math is good, programming is relatively good, and if math is bad, it doesn't necessarily mean programming is bad. There is a connection between the two, but it is not necessarily possible. Therefore, I personally think that if math is good, it is of course the best, but it is not good. A person can learn programming well because he has other things. Good programming quality