WRT the "only one right answer" argument -- even with math there are often multiple approaches to a solution. See "Pythagorean Theorem" for one example. Yah I

WRT the "only one right answer" argument -- even with math there are often multiple approaches to a solution. See "Pythagorean Theorem" for one example. Yah I don't get the "math is not necessary" argument either. Perhaps in some very narrow and limiting definitions of either "math" or "software development" this is true. Logic, functions, data structures, all have sturdy foundations in mathematics. Maybe you can get started in software without good mathematics fundamentals, but you won't get far without them.