Is it necessary to learn maths to enter into programming?
tokenadult: I'm not that much good in maths, I know only school-level maths.You are fourteen years old. You probably haven't had much good math instruction yet. One of my favorite authors on school mathematics wrote, "The proper thing for a parent to say is, 'I did badly at mathematics, but I had a very bad teacher. I wish I had had a good one.'" W. W. Sawyer, Vision in Elementary Mathematics (1964), page 5. You can find a good teacher by finding good books about mathematics, even if you have never had a good teacher. Many working programmers haven't either, which is why some of them don't see the need for much math background to become a good programmer.You are young enough to learn a lot of math and to learn a lot of programming. Learning both hand-in-hand will make you a better programmer. One good book that combines both subjects is Approaching Precalculus Mathematics Discretely by Philip G. Lewishttp://www.amazon.com/Approaching-Precalculus-Mathematics-Di...http://mitpress.mit.edu/catalog/item/default.asp?tid=9168...which alas appears to be out of print, but may be available as a used book or from a library. It teaches key concepts of school mathematics while also teaching functional programming with the Logo dialect of Lisp.A great place to hang out online to learn math and programming is the Art of Problem Solving Forum, especially its subforum on computer science,http://www.artofproblemsolving.com/Forum/index.php?f=331which is moderated by a brilliant young man I know who is not a lot older than you are.