I'm real good at differential equations. The only time I've used that for coding was when I wrote my senior thesis for my physics degree. Being good at verbal

I'm real good at differential equations. The only time I've used that for coding was when I wrote my senior thesis for my physics degree. Being good at verbal reasoning, organizational skills, keeping track of complex things is far more important than math. Math skills for computing are way overrated IMHO. I expect that the notion that we need math to do computing has to do with early computers being used mostly to design nuclear weapons. That made sense then but not today.