0 Unless you're in an area that needs math, e.g. fluid simulation, computer graphics, proving algorithms, deep learning, crypography etc. Although there is pu

0 Unless you're in an area that needs math, e.g. fluid simulation, computer graphics, proving algorithms, deep learning, crypography etc. Although there is pure mathematics, I'm not sure there is such a thing as "pure programing". It's all applied, to do something. So there's always another field required. Sometimes it's math. There is theoretical conputer science, but (a) it's not programming and (b) is it math.