This is funny because this relates to me so much. I know exactly what you mean when you say when thinking of a solution, you let your "ADD" (mind you I'm not di

This is funny because this relates to me so much. I know exactly what you mean when you say when thinking of a solution, you let your "ADD" (mind you I'm not diagnosed so take what I say with a grain of salt, I would like to get it checked though) go and have several attempts to solving the problem in your head, I do the same exact thing. A problem I have though is that I can be focused when actually programming but then I can lose it just for a second and then the last 15 lines of code is just chinese to me even though I wrote it myself. Another problem is simple math within a more complicated problem. For example, I'm still at university and when taking an exam for say, linear algebra and have to multiply matices, I could be stuck on like 22+17 and for some reason I can't get 9 out of 2+7, it's a weird feeling because I know it's correct but I guess something in my mind doesn't feel confident about it. Also I fall asleep when I force myself to focus. Interesting courses that I'm excited to actually learn, I end up passing out in lecture regardless of the amount of sleep I had. Then reading is annoying also I can read lines over and over again, I see the words, they go in my brain but nothing logical comes out. I still love programming though =P