For the first solution, we will use the NotificationCenter class. The NotificationCenter class provides us with a mechanism to register for, post, and receive notifications. All Cocoa and Cocoa Touch-based applications have a default notification center when they are running. There is no need to create our own instance of the NotificationCenter class.
When we use the notification center we need to provide a name for each notification. One thing we never want to do is to hardcode the name in both the notifying type (the type that posts the notifications) and the receiving types (the types that receive the notifications). Instead we will want to define the name in a global constant and use it for both the notifying ...
