I you find yourself wondering how math heavy programming is before diving in...just start programming and ignore the math. You'll get by just fine. There's libr

I you find yourself wondering how math heavy programming is before diving in...just start programming and ignore the math. You'll get by just fine. There's libraries for everything. Yes int theory you need to know some math to know when to use what but we live in an age where you can search for things like "I want to do X, tell me how" for most programming problems and get a reasonable high level "practical" answer of use library/function X and btw. here's the docs. That being said (basic) logic, applied probability theory (no and some vector and matrix stuff are probably the most useful (for ML/DL). The more into algorithms you get, the more mathy it gets. Most programmers do this rarely in their day to day life unless they are rather specialized. tl;dr: Don't worry about math, start writing code right now. It's fun. The rest will come once you get interested in certain things.