fix links for images (C.W_Console -> C.W.).

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Craig Oates 5 years ago
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CW_Console-Project-Breakdown.md

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![console-waterworks selected](attachments/console.waterworks-selected.png)
IMAGE OF SELECTED PROJECT.
This project is a traditional .Net 4.7 console program, written in C#. Within it, you will find one folder and six files. Having said that, you will spend most of your time in one file, called "ConsoleCommands.cs". This is after you have grasped what is happening in  "Program.cs", though.
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* [Program.cs](https://gitlab.com/craig.oates/Console.Waterworks/blob/master/Console.Waterworks/CW_Console/Program.cs)
* [ConsoleCommands.cs](https://gitlab.com/craig.oates/Console.Waterworks/blob/master/Console.Waterworks/CW_Console/ConsoleCommands.cs)
![console.waterworks project overview](attachments/console.waterworks-project-breakdown.png)
IMAGE OF PROJECT BREAKDOWN.
"Program.cs" is the entry point into the system -- it is where `Main` resides. The purpose of `Main` in this context is to set-up in "input-loop", using Console.Waterworks. Once you have grasped what/how it is doing that, you should never need to go back in this folder.

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Console.Waterworks-Project-Breakdown.md

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IMAGE OF FOLDER LAYOUT -- SELECTED PROJECT.
![console-waterworks selected](attachments/console.waterworks-selected.png)
This project is a .Net 4.7 library, written in C#. Within the project, you will see eight folders and eighteen files in total. The layout of these files and folders are shown in the image below.
IMAGE OF FILES AND FOLDERS BREAKDOWN.
![console.waterworks project overview](attachments/console.waterworks-project-breakdown.png)
Before going into further detail...  If you want to jump straight into the code, [CW_Liaison.cs](https://gitlab.com/craig.oates/Console.Waterworks/blob/master/Console.Waterworks/Console.Waterworks/CW_Liaison.cs) is the place to start. It is the entry point to the library when using it in a project.

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