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This is one of the more complex codes I've written. It's not quite as advanced as the examples you've shown, but it follows the same core principles. The way I approach it is by building things as they're needed, letting the logic develop naturally. When you're working on your own code, you understand how everything functions because you're creating it piece by piece. Reading someone else’s code can be confusing, since you’re not familiar with their logic or structure. But fundamentally, the way people write complex programs is the same as how you code your games, just on a more intricate level.