I dont think this should dissuade you. Most of my undergraduate class are really awful at math (having had to take university level calc 1 and 2 several times e

I dont think this should dissuade you. Most of my undergraduate class are really awful at math (having had to take university level calc 1 and 2 several times each), however they are effective programmers. There are certain things you won't be good at, though. Like math. It will be hard to use programming to do math if you don't understand what you're trying to do. So certain things will be hard. The trick is, the longer you program, the better you'll be able to "intuit" math. By learning programming, you develop the skills to become good at math, as long as you try hard at programming. If you want to become a 9-5 Java programmer, you probably will never have any chance at improving your math skills. Programming isn't that hard. Not at all. I started learning younger than you.