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What math topics do i need to be a professional computer programmer?
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Topics like Mechanics will help when emulating real world actions - trajectories, 2-D and 3-D Trigonometry and High-Level Shape/Space topics will help for creating objects. Really you need the logic skills that maths teaches, visualising problems and their solutions.
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