I think as a programmer you usually need to understand boolean algebra. And if you are working with some data (tracking some analytics, or measuring performance

I think as a programmer you usually need to understand boolean algebra. And if you are working with some data (tracking some analytics, or measuring performance), some very basic statistics is needed as well. Otherwise I think it just depends on the domain you're programming in, I can't think of much else that would be general. Idk if you'd actually call these basics "math"...