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@@ -5,16 +5,17 @@ The repository uses pytest as the test writing library for different scenarios u
 Set up pytest in VS code.
 
 ## Prerequisites
-Before we set up Pytest in VS Code, you need to install the below prerequisites in your operating system,
-* VS Code 
-* Python
+Before we set up Pytest in VS Code, you need to install the below prerequisites in your operating system-
+  * VS Code 
+  * Python
 
 ## Setting Up Pytest In VS Code
-To set up Pytest in VS Code, follow the steps described below
-Pip3 install pytest
-Pip3 show pytest to check the version
+To set up Pytest in VS Code, follow the steps described below-
+Check the pip version installed and use the set up version to work with pytest - 
+  * Pip3 install pytest
+  * Pip3 show pytest : To check the version
 
-## Step 1 - Install Python Extension in VS Code
+## Installing Python Extension in VS Code
 Open your VS Code and search for Python on the extensions. You’ll find the Python extension at the top of the search result. Select and click install.
 This allows to work with python interact within VSCode and utilize Github copilot as an agent.
 
@@ -24,26 +25,25 @@ Click the flask icon on the left tool bar. You can find this once you open a rep
 Now click on “Configure Python Tests”, select pytest and the test code library
 
 After configuring Pytest, VS Code will automatically discover your Unit Tests. You can customise which folder to look for tests in the settings under "python.testing.cwd" parameter in the .vscode/settings.json file.
-## install requests
-* To download and install requests, run this command from the terminal : pip install requests
+## Installing requests
+  * To download and install requests, run this command from the terminal : pip install requests
 
-## Set up virtual environment
+## Settting up virtual environment
 Pytest works best in virtual environments when using in VSCode. A virtual environment  is a built-in way to create an environment. A virtual environment creates a folder that contains a copy (or symlink) to a specific interpreter. When you install packages into a virtual environment it will end up in this new folder, and thus isolated from other packages used by other workspaces.
 Working in virtual environments-
 Pyenv is a library to work with different python environments-
-	brew install pyenv
-	pyenv install 3.13
+  * brew install pyenv
+  * pyenv install 3.13
 
 ## Add libraries to be used in the package to requirements.txt :
 Set up requirements.txt for required packages
 	pydantic- For  contract tests
 	requests - To get data from APIs
-	pytest- 
-	jsonschema
+	pytest- python test library
+	jsonschema 
 	pytest-html
 	pytest-cov
 	pre-commit
-
 *  pip install -r requirements.txt
 
 ## Report view in VScode in TEST RESULTS :