setting-enviroment.md

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 ## Pre steps
 
-To set up the virtual enviroment of the projet its needed a base python interpreter (must be python 3.6). The download can be found on [Python Interpreter](https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-367/).
+Our project relies on a Virtual Environment (venv) in order for it to work. So, what is a venv? Long story short it is a place in a python project where we can add all the libraries we want and it only affects the enclosing project. To use it we need VirtualEnvironment installed in our computer, but gladly for us our project runs with python 3.6 who already supports it, yay! :nerd:. To set up the virtual environment of this project the python interpreter must be at version 3.6 (or later). The download can be found on [Python Interpreter](https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-367/).
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 To set up the python interpreter on your machine see [Python SetUp](https://docs.python.org/3/using/windows.html)
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-After the Python interpreter is correctly installed on your machine, you must open the terminal and or the prompt to set up the virtual enviroment.
+After the Python interpreter is correctly installed on your machine, you must open the terminal and or the prompt to set up the virtual environment.
 Verify if you have the 'pip' installed typing on the terminal
 > pip --version
 
 If installed, the current version of pip was shown and you can proceed with the enviroment configuration, if not you can download and install 
-pip throught this link [Pip Installation](https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/installing/)
+pip through this link [Pip Installation](https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/installing/)
 
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-## Installing virtual enviroment
+## Setting up a virtual environment
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+Setting up a venv is a lot straightforward, all we need to do is run a few commands at a terminal console.
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+## Installing virtual environment
 
 With all the pre steps finished, you can continue with the installation of the virtual enviroment
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