From f19e8c5361a0c7a651699e0276eddb9cb3f6bae8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Stephen Bensley <76857027+stephenbensley@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Mon, 29 Jul 2024 20:01:53 -0700
Subject: [PATCH] Update Development.md

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 The guitar string specifications are stored in a read-only [JSON file](Tensity/Resources/StringData.json) that's bundled with the app. [StringData](Tensity/Model/StringData.swift) is the root object responsible for loading this file and providing the data to the rest of the app.
 
-[UserData](Tensity/Model/UserData.swift) handles loading and saving the user's settings to UserDefaults.
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 [Guitar](Tensity/Model/Guitar.swift) is the main entry point into the model. It maintains an array of [TunedString](Tensity/Model/TunedString.swift) objects corresponding to each string on the instrument.
 
 The [GuitarTraits](Tensity/Model/GuitarTraits.swift) protocol provides the interface for defining instrument types. There is an implementation of the protocol for each type supported by the app (i.e., electric, acoustic, and bass).