Question

//Banner.cs
//Created on Page 277
//Modified on Page 288
//Modified on Page 289
//Modified on Page 292
//Modified on Page 295
//Modified on Page 301
//Example10_1, page Page 452
using System;

public class Example10_1 {
public static void Main (string[] args) {

Banner[] x = new Banner[10];
x[0] = new Banner();
x[0].favoriteProgram = "C#";
x[0].Display();

x[1] = new Banner();
x[1].favoriteProgram = "Visual Basic";
x[1].Display();

for (int row = 0; row < 2; row++) {
Console.WriteLine(x[row].favoriteProgram);
}

}
}

public class Banner {
public string favoriteProgram;
public static int numberOfBannerObjects;

public Banner() {
Console.WriteLine ("Banner's Constructor");
numberOfBannerObjects++;
favoriteProgram = "C#";
}

public Banner(string param1) {
Console.WriteLine ("Banner's Overloaded Constructor");
numberOfBannerObjects++;
favoriteProgram = param1;
}

~Banner() {
Console.WriteLine ("Banner's Destructor");
}

public void HowMany() {
Console.WriteLine ("The number of Banner objects is " + numberOfBannerObjects);
}

public void Display() {
Console.WriteLine ("I love " + favoriteProgram);
}
}

Add an additional banner object, and then make use of the HowMany() method to display how many objects have been created in the console window. How is each specific line in the console window being generated? Is the Main method explicitly calling each of the requisite Banner methods?