What mathematical knowledge is needed to learn C?

Question

Mathematics

I started learning C, doing tasks, and it seems that I do not have enough (more precisely, a complete lack) of mathematical knowledge. I studied poorly at school (for certain circumstances). However, I really enjoy programming. I would like to know what level of knowledge of mathematics is needed in order to passably program in C. In general, what do you need to know in the field of mathematics if you have a goal of becoming a programmer (in modern realities, of course)?

Answer 1

A long time ago, a certain guy named Lomonosov said that mathematics should be taught only because it puts the mind in order.
If you are bad at math, then most likely you are bad at logic too.
You can learn a programming language without any knowledge at all, but it will be very difficult to be given. What do you notice when you fail. You can look for something else. You can tinker with programming further, but don't ask philosophical questions. Logically think about what is wrong with you and how to fix it. Maybe something will come out. Or maybe not.

Answer 2

You can learn a LANGUAGE without math at all. More logic is needed here.
But SOLVING PROBLEMS using the learned language - it depends on the task. From the minimum school to vyshmat.