How or is it worth continuing to study programming, without logic and mathematics?

Question

Java

Hi all. I am 30. I have wanted to start learning programming for a long time. I recently took an intensive course in java. At the very first lessons, after studying some operators, the tasks of sorting, creating a "guess the number" program, etc., went on.
The last time I studied mathematics was 15 years ago. Logical thinking, especially related to mathematics, is not developed in me.
I want advice on what to do, start learning java slowly, by itself (from books and video courses), developing and studying logical thinking and mathematics together. Or drop the idea? In the classroom, such a feeling that I moved from the first grade to the 9th. Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

Books on logic, or how to achieve a mathematical mindset?

Answer 2

Logic in programming is usually business logic, not some sort of predicate logic. That is stupid: if the condition is met, then do so.
In sorts and guess the number, mathematical logic and mathematics are not particularly important. It is important to be able to come up with an algorithm. Mathematics and logic classes do not teach sorting and guessing numbers.
Mathematics is needed if you are going to effectively do a lot of calculations, work in graphics, machine learning.
Answer: it is worth continuing to learn programming now.

Answer 3

When learning a programming language, you do not need to know any mathematics. Just try to start with a simpler language, python, for example, and then it will be much easier to master Java.