How to learn in your first field of view

Here is a note on how I approach learning in unfamiliar areas.

When it comes to learning in unfamiliar areas, the way I do it might be a bit unique. I find that the ADHD brain's Memory plays a crucial role in understanding and processing information. I use it to input and output data sets for Machine Learning Processing. However, whether everyone can do it or not is uncertain.

For example, in my Programming process, I divide the work into components and edit them while identifying the scope of impact. The language used is not that important because the focus is on changing elements and identifying factors to ultimately achieve the desired outcome. It feels like a form of machine learning. I must admit that I don't fully understand the code, though.

When I first started learning SwiftUI, I approached it in a similar way.

So, my approach to learning in unfamiliar areas involves utilizing the ADHD brain's Memory and applying Machine Learning Processing techniques. In Programming, I focus on dividing the work into components and making incremental changes while identifying the impact. The language used is not crucial. This approach is similar to how I approached learning SwiftUI.