Diving in with the Debugger and a lesson on version control

This week I've been poking around the code with the debugger to try to find a good place to create my custom type for the implicit interfaces.  It is ongoing as I work my way through the maze of the call stack and setup break points in new locations.  My goal is to find where the local variable is created and in the process determine how the pieces fit together when a for each in loop is created.

I also managed to delete my workspace early in the week.  It was one of those, ofcourse I want to delete this from the recycle bin - Oh wait no!! moments.  Unfortunately, I had not pushed my changes. Fortunately I had taken notes on the classes and constrcuts I was using, so I was able to recreate the behavior I had last week and put it in a more logical place.  Array's are now in charge of keeping track of what types they contain, and this data also gets saved (this behavior was missing last week).  I am continuing to keep notes and I have started pushing more frequently.  The notes will hopefully help me pick back up with less spin up time next semester.