Remove initial compile instruction and use script typesetting when referring to directories inline

README.md

@@ -6,39 +6,27 @@
 
 ## Compile and run C++ programs
 
-Compiling and linking is done using Make, make sure you are in the root folder. To create executable files, run shell commands 
+Compiling and linking is done using Make, make sure you are in the root directory. 
 
-```shell
+There are two ways of compiling the code. The first alternative is to change 
-cd src/
+directory to `src/` and compile
-make
-```
-To run `script-name` 
-
-```shell
-./main
-```
-
-There are two ways of compiling the code.
-
-The first way is to go into the src directory and compile
 
 ```shell
     cd src && make
 ```
 
-or you could use make in the project directory
+The second alternative does not involve changing directory to `src/`, use 
+make in the projects root directory
 
 ```shell
     make code
 ```
 
-and it will compile everything with you needing to move into **src**.
+You can run any of the compiled programs by changing directory to `src/`, then
-
-You can run any of the compiled programs by going into the src directory
-and then doing
 
 ```shell
-    ./program-name
+    ./test_suite
+    ./main
 ```
 
 
@@ -64,7 +52,7 @@ If you want to generate the documentation you can do
     make docs
 ```
 
-in the project root, and the documentation will be made into the **docs** 
+in the project root, and the documentation will be made into the `docs/` 
 directory.
 
 ## Generate project document
@@ -75,4 +63,4 @@ If you want to recompile the Pdf file, you can do
     make latex
 ```
 
-and a Pdf file will be produced inside the **latex** directory.
+and a Pdf file will be produced inside the `latex/` directory.