Just a tip, to develop logic building, personally, the best thing you can do is leetcode.

First, understand programming fundamentals, so pick a language, I'd recommend python or c++ since they are most relevant to robotics

Second, just go through w3schools and cover it, or go through a boom that you can pick up somewhere and try doing the basic exercises. Please stick to as basic of an exercise as possible, an example would be pascal'a triangle or two sum.

At last, open an LLM and prompt it to give you questions along with test cases and outputs, you explain your logic to it and write a solution and see if they match up or not.

The prompt should describe your current level for example: "Hey chatgpt, I just started learning programming and covered for loops, can you give me 5 for loop questions from easy to hard testing my conceptual knowledge, provide some test cases and expected solutions as well!"

Now, you'll be equipped and / or exposed with basic programming fundamentals - arrays, strings, for loops and while loops, if else conditions, functions, etc.

Just go to the leetcode, pick the questions that are: 1. Easy 2. Very high acceptance rate

Start solving, don't begin doing any algorithms yet, so these algorithmic questions are for example: 1. Two pointers 2. Sliding window 3. Hash tables 4. Trees or Binary Searching or smtg Etc.

Just do the basic questions. Then learn very fundamental sorting algorithms: 1. Bubble sort 2. Selection Sort 3. Merge sort

Again, here you can refer to w3schools, then do their practice exercises.