Minor Changes to ReadMe

Author: outcastdreamer

Python_Notes_by_Saket_Savarn.ipynb

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     "These are one of the most commonly used functions of str but there are a few more left which haven't been mentioned and aren't used as widely as the ones mentioned above. You can always explore the rest remaining functions using \n",
     "<code>help(\"str\")</code><br>\n",
     "In your python prompt window.\n",
-    "<br>\n",
-    "<b> With this we have covered the properties like concatenation, indexing and slicing and methods and functions used with str and have completed all the primary data types. Next we will be moving on to \"composite\" or \"secondary\" data types which consists of lists, tuples, se</b>"
+    "<br><br>\n",
+    "<b> With this we have covered the properties like concatenation, indexing and slicing and methods and functions used with str and have completed all the primary data types. Next we will be moving on to \"composite\" or \"secondary\" data types which consists of lists, tuples, sets and dictionary.</b><br>"
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README.md

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 # Python_Notes
-You can run the jupyter notebook online and learn while executing codes [here](https://colab.research.google.com/drive/17rIiiqaJVgtQjja44_Bdt_vg0ppateEH?usp=sharing).
-<br>If you are new to Jupyter notebooks (.ipynb extension files) and want to learn how to run refer to [this tutorial](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZ952vChhuI).
+You can run the jupyter notebook online and learn while executing codes [here](https://colab.research.google.com/drive/17rIiiqaJVgtQjja44_Bdt_vg0ppateEH?usp=sharing) on google collab.
+<br><b>Click on the file "Python_Notes_by_Saket_Savarn" to get started with python!!<br>
+
+<br>If you want to download and run the jupyter notebooks (.ipynb extension files) and are new to it and want to learn how to run refer to [this tutorial](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZ952vChhuI).
 <br>I will be adding html files as well later on but they can only be used for viewing purposes (execution of code isn't possible).
 <br>
 <br>The reason for using jupyter notebooks is because it helps you add texts and run codes as well at the same time so it acts like an interactive textbook in which you can see the demo at that moment only.