static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Reuse your BlogPost class
// Create a Blog class which can
// store a list of BlogPosts
// add BlogPosts to the list
// Delete(int) one item at given index
// Update(int, BlogPost) one item at the given index and update it with another BlogPost
Blog theBlog = new Blog();
Blogpost post1 = new Blogpost("Lorem Ipsum", "John Doe", "\tLorem ipsum dolor sit amet.", "2000.05.04");
theBlog.Add(post1);
Blogpost post2 = new Blogpost("Wait but why", "Tim Urban", "\tA popular long-form, stick-figure-illustrated blog about almost everything.", "2010.10.10.");
theBlog.Add(post2);
Blogpost post3 = new Blogpost("One Engineer Is Trying to Get IBM to Reckon With Trump", "William Turton", "\tDaniel Hanley, a cybersecurity engineer at IBM, " +
"doesn’t want to be the center of attention.\n\tWhen I asked to take his picture outside one of IBM’s New York City offices, he told me that he wasn’t \n\t" +
"really into the whole organizer profile thing.", "2017.03.28.");
theBlog.Add(post3);
theBlog.Print();
Console.WriteLine("\n--------------------------------");
theBlog.Delete(3);
theBlog.Delete(2);
theBlog.Print();
Blogpost post4 = new Blogpost("Yoloooooo", "Jimmy McKenzie", "\tYo some latin stuff", "2020.02.02");
Console.WriteLine("\n--------------------------------");
theBlog.Update(1, post4);
theBlog.Print();
}
public void Update(int post, Blogpost blogpost)
{
post -= 1;
blogList.RemoveAt(post);
blogList.Insert(post, blogpost);
}
public void Add(Blogpost blogpost)
{
blogList.Add(blogpost);
Console.WriteLine($"-New blogpost by {blogpost.Title} created-");
}
