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It's not. There are certain levels of math or logic needed for various programming tasks, but it is not 'analogous' to any level. For example, function compos
by eximius 13y ago
It's not.
There are certain levels of math or logic needed for various programming tasks, but it is not 'analogous' to any level.
For example, function composition is very useful in programming and thus Algebra (or was it Algebra 2???) comes in handy for understanding that at a basic level.
However, if you're doing graphics programming, then you often need experience with geometry (composition of basic shapes to form more complicated shapes, linear algebra (matrix operations), and modern algebra (quaternions).