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      <title>A Programmer’s Regret: Neglecting Math at University</title>
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      <description>Does Math Matter? Math matters both more and less than you think&amp;hellip;
Yes, you can ignore math and be a highly paid professional programmer. Programming is a wide enough field that you can choose which areas you want to focus on &amp;ndash; some of which do not require math &amp;ndash; and still be successful. On the other hand:
 Mathematics is the tool used to solve specialized problems, and Programming is doing mathematics.</description>
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