However, this does not mean that people who are not good at math can't learn software testing. In fact, the mathematical knowledge involved in software testing is not as deep and complicated as software development. Moreover, through continuous study and practice, you can completely make up for the lack of mathematics and cultivate strong logical thinking ability.
As for the difficulty you mentioned in learning Java, I want to say that learning any programming language will be difficult, especially for beginners. However, as long as you master the basic programming concepts and grammar rules, the later learning will become relatively easy. Moreover, Java, as a general programming language, is widely used in the field of software testing. So learning Java well is very helpful for you to engage in software testing in the future.
Combined with my personal experience, I have encountered similar difficulties in the process of learning software testing. When I first came into contact with software testing, I felt very uncomfortable with the requirements of mathematics and logical thinking. However, through continuous study and practice, I gradually mastered the basic skills and methods of software testing. At the same time, I also found that my logical thinking and mathematical ability have been improved obviously.
For you, I suggest that you can start with the basic concepts and methods of software testing and gradually establish your own knowledge system. At the same time, do more practical test items to exercise your practical ability. As for learning Java language, we can start with basic grammar, and then gradually transition to advanced features such as object-oriented programming, exception handling, and collection framework. The most important thing is to have patience and persistence, and believe that you can overcome difficulties and succeed!