Simple pattern recognition
Multiplication of the numbers will not even interfere with the units digit and you can quickly spot that simply multiplying the units digit will provide you with the pattern, so:
6*6= 6*6 = 6 so the pattern of 536^44 is that the UD is always 6.
On to 334. This one is a true pattern and not just a repetition. Looking ONLY at the units digit:
4*4 = 6
6*4 = 4
4*6 = 6
You can see that every odd power will yield a 4 and every even power will yield a 6. Therefore, your answer for this second exponential term is 4.
6+4 = 10
Just a word of caution: Be wary of alternating patterns when counting even and odd exponents. Be sure to count the FIRST TERM as ONE and not skip over it entirely to assign the product term as the result of the first power. Simple mistakes often lead to frustration (and I've had plenty of that lately).