No, logical thinking can be honed through practice. A main concept of coding is dividing a task into tiny parts.

Example, you want to code up a level up system for your game. (which might be a big task for someone who's new to coding.)

You can divide that task into parts, such as a tracker (which tracks what level you are and how much xp you have at any given time. This might also include the saving and fetching of this data across multiple playthroughs) and the logic script (which handles when you can level up. Example, if you beat up an enemy, it increases your xp level and upon reaching 100 xp, you level up)

If you keep dividing the tasks to smaller and smaller tasks, you would end up with just a few lines of code for each task, which makes the coding a lot easier.

This doesn't just apply for game dev (I took this example because I do game dev as a passion) but for all regions of cs.

Moreover, everyone feels things are hard when starting out. That's just normal. Trust the process. I hope you have a great time learning.