Software developer based in the UK, been doing this in a professional role for 5+ years, been coding since I was 13. C#, JavaScript, SQL, Vue, jQuery, etc, etc.
I think it heavily depends on your business domain, the nature of your development.
Having a basic understanding on math, like operations, statistics, and thinking mathematically is probably essential.
However, for me I work in an industry that heavily relies on math operations because it's the engineering sector. We also have to calculate a lot of things according to geometry and calculus. That being said, I don't need to know these things off by heart, but it makes working with these things much easier if you understand them.
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I think it heavily depends on your business domain, the nature of your development.
Having a basic understanding on math, like operations, statistics, and thinking mathematically is probably essential.
However, for me I work in an industry that heavily relies on math operations because it's the engineering sector. We also have to calculate a lot of things according to geometry and calculus. That being said, I don't need to know these things off by heart, but it makes working with these things much easier if you understand them.