This is a continuation of my blog series about writing a hybrid C# code analyzer and interpreter. Compared to part one, I renamed the variable references from "TrackedVariableReference" to "EvaluatedObjectReference" and a variable is now known as an "EvalutedObject" or any subtypes derived from it. This part will focus on the simulation of the code execution. The core part is the object that stores the current execution state which is of type "CodeEvaluatorExecutionState". The most important things stored in this state object are the objects of the type "CodeEvaluatorExecutionFrame". These objects represent a method call and store all the local parameters corresponding to a method call. These parameters include the local "this" reference, the local objects created inside the method, the passed parameters from caller of the method and a special slot for a reference which contains the results of an expression. This last slot