Updating README to explain different ways of running .exe

README.md

@@ -21,9 +21,33 @@ It was made as a final project for my course Introduction to Computing CS101 dur
 
 ## How to Run
 
-There's a file named "Typing Tutor.exe". Just run it and the game will start.
+### If you would like to run the .exe directly from the file explorer:
 
-If "Typing Tutor.exe" isn't working then the game can be compiled using any of the two ways:
+Click the code dropdown and download the project folder.
+Navigate to the download location and into the Code folder.
+Right click on the "Typing Tutor.exe" file to run it.
+
+### If you would like to work on and run the project within an IDE:
+
+Follow the same steps as previous to download the repository.
+Open the project in your IDE.
+Open a terminal window from within the Code folder.
+
+Powershell:
+Typing ```.\Typing Tutor.exe``` will not work as the name has a space.
+Instead, type the command ```& '.\Typing Tutor.exe'```
+Adding the ```''``` around the file name ensures the entire string is read as the file name.
+A faster way to type this is to start with ```.\Typing``` and then press TAB.
+The TAB will autocomplete the command for you to the command shown above.
+It may autocomplete to ```& '.\Typing Tutor.cbp'```, so just replace the cbp with exe afterwards.
+
+Git Bash:
+Git Bash does not recognize the ```&``` so you will just omit it to run the executable.
+```'.\Typing Tutor.exe``` will start the game.
+Note that TAB for autocomplete is not built into Git Bash.
+If you would like to use autocomplete here, download the appropriate bash completion package.
+
+### If "Typing Tutor.exe" isn't working then the game can be compiled using any of the two ways:
 
 1) The project is compiled using Code Blocks. So, there is a file named "Typing Tutor.cbp". Open it in Code Blocks and the whole project will load up with all files. Then just click "Build and Run" and the game will start. {Add the libgdi32 library in Code Blocks using project->build options->linker settings-> add button (find libgdi32 for your compiler)}