static void Main(string[] args)
{
var tSwift = new TSwift("1981 is now my favorite number.");
var firstFan = new Fan("John");
var secondFan = new Fan("Kate");
tSwift.AddFollower(firstFan);
tSwift.AddFollower(secondFan);
tSwift.Tweet = "I love my new music.";
Console.Read();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
//invoke instances of each celebrity
//tbh, I don't know what the strings are for; they don't show up when you run this.
var gClooney = new GClooney("I love my new wife");
var tSwift = new TSwift("1981 is now my favorite number.");
//create two fans
var firstFan = new Fan();
var secondFan = new Fan();
//add them as followers to celebrities
gClooney.AddFollower(firstFan);
tSwift.AddFollower(secondFan);
//make them tweet
gClooney.Tweet = "My wife didn't force me to tweet.";
tSwift.Tweet = "I love my new music.";
//when you run the program, you'll see the property Tweet
//"sets" the method Notify to run, passing the tweet.
//Notify targets each fan with Update
//and Update shows the celebrity's name and their tweet.
Console.Read();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var gClooney = new GClooney("I love my new wife");
var tSwift = new TSwift("1981 is now my favorite number.");
var firstFan = new Fan();
var secondFan = new Fan();
gClooney.AddFollower(firstFan);
tSwift.AddFollower(secondFan);
gClooney.Tweet = "My wife didn't force me to tweet.";
tSwift.Tweet = "I love my new music.";
Console.Read();
}