How can I build logic in programming?

This cannot be short answer knowing about paradigms helps alot, is it the object-oriented programming: organizes code into objects, each representing an instance of a class with associated attributes and behaviors for example class player has attributes name, health, score and methods like take damage and collect health. usually in code it is just declarations , ifs and loops , or procedural programming: performs operations on data. It uses functions, routines, or subroutines to structure the program or functional programming: treats computation as the evaluation of mathematical functions and avoids changing-state and mutable data.

ot imperative Programming: Describes how a program operates, using statements that change a program’s state. procedural programming is a subset of imperative programming.

or declarative programming: focuses on expressing the logic of a computation without explicitly describing the control flow. SQL is one. or event-driven programming: being determined by events such as user actions, sensor outputs, or messages from other programs or threads.

or logic Programming: defining a set of facts and rules, and then making queries to a system that uses logical inference to derive new facts. or aspect-oriented programming : separates cutting concerns like logging or error handling from the main logic, to make code more modular and maintainable. or concurrency-oriented programming: managing and coordinating concurrent execution of tasks relevant in systems with parallel processing or multi-core architectures. the choice of pradigm depends on the nature of the problem to solve, each is a style/approach with a set of principles, methods, and concepts for structuring code. It defines the way in which tasks are done.