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diff --git a/setup/HibernateSetup/images/app.png → setup/images/app.png b/setup/HibernateSetup/images/app.png → setup/images/app.png
diff --git a/setup/HibernateSetup/images/configxml.png → setup/images/configxml.png b/setup/HibernateSetup/images/configxml.png → setup/images/configxml.png
diff --git a/setup/images/congrats.jpg b/setup/images/congrats.jpg
diff --git a/setup/images/db1.png b/setup/images/db1.png
diff --git a/setup/images/db2.png b/setup/images/db2.png
diff --git a/setup/HibernateSetup/images/entityclass.png → setup/images/entityclass.png b/setup/HibernateSetup/images/entityclass.png → setup/images/entityclass.png
diff --git a/setup/HibernateSetup/images/inserted.png → setup/images/inserted.png b/setup/HibernateSetup/images/inserted.png → setup/images/inserted.png
diff --git a/setup/HibernateSetup/images/mav1.png → setup/images/mav1.png b/setup/HibernateSetup/images/mav1.png → setup/images/mav1.png
diff --git a/setup/HibernateSetup/images/mav2.png → setup/images/mav2.png b/setup/HibernateSetup/images/mav2.png → setup/images/mav2.png
diff --git a/setup/HibernateSetup/images/mav3.png → setup/images/mav3.png b/setup/HibernateSetup/images/mav3.png → setup/images/mav3.png
diff --git a/setup/HibernateSetup/images/mav4.png → setup/images/mav4.png b/setup/HibernateSetup/images/mav4.png → setup/images/mav4.png
diff --git a/setup/HibernateSetup/images/mavaft.png → setup/images/mavaft.png b/setup/HibernateSetup/images/mavaft.png → setup/images/mavaft.png
diff --git a/setup/HibernateSetup/images/pomxml.png → setup/images/pomxml.png b/setup/HibernateSetup/images/pomxml.png → setup/images/pomxml.png
diff --git a/setup/readme.md b/setup/readme.md
@@ -18,37 +18,43 @@ Make sure you have these installed in your system
 
 1. Open Eclipse IDE.
 2. Go to `File -> New -> Maven Project.
-(img)
+![mav1](https://github.com/giriharan13/HibernateBasics/tree/master/setup/images/mav1.jpg?raw=true)
 3. Follow the images below
-(img)
+![mav2](https://github.com/giriharan13/HibernateBasics/tree/master/setup/images/mav2.jpg?raw=true)
+![mav3](https://github.com/giriharan13/HibernateBasics/tree/master/setup/images/mav3.jpg?raw=true)
+![mav4](https://github.com/giriharan13/HibernateBasics/tree/master/setup/images/mav4.jpg?raw=true)
 4. Click `Finish` to create the project.
+![mavaft](https://github.com/giriharan13/HibernateBasics/tree/master/setup/images/mavaft.jpg?raw=true)
 
 ## Step 2: Add Dependencies
 
 1. Open the `pom.xml` file in your Maven project.
-2. Add the following dependencies for [Hibernate Core](https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.hibernate/hibernate-core/5.6.15.Final) and [MySQL Connector](https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.mysql/mysql-connector-j):(img)
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+2. Add the following dependencies for [Hibernate Core](https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.hibernate/hibernate-core/5.6.15.Final) and [MySQL Connector](https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.mysql/mysql-connector-j):![pomxml](https://github.com/giriharan13/HibernateBasics/tree/master/setup/images/pomxml.jpg?raw=true)
 3. Save the `pom.xml` file.
 
 ## Step 3: Create a Database
 
 1. Using MySQL, create a new database.
 2. Inside the database, create a table that corresponds to the entity you want to map using Hibernate.
 
-Here I'm creating a database called "db" and a table name "student" with the attributes given below(img)
+Here I'm creating a database called "db" and a table name "student" with the attributes given below
+![db1](https://github.com/giriharan13/HibernateBasics/tree/master/setup/images/db1.jpg?raw=true)
+![db2](https://github.com/giriharan13/HibernateBasics/tree/master/setup/images/db2.jpg?raw=true)
 
 ## Step 4: Configure Hibernate
 
 1. In Eclipse, create a Hibernate configuration file (e.g., `hibernate.cfg.xml`).
-2. Add the necessary configurations to the file, including the database URL, username, and password.(img)
+2. Add the necessary configurations to the file, including the database URL, username, and password.
+![configxml](https://github.com/giriharan13/HibernateBasics/tree/master/setup/images/configxml.jpg?raw=true)
 
 We set the property named "hibernate.show_sql" to true so that whenever we perform some operations on the database using Hibernate it shows the respective sql equivalent command in the output
 
 ## Step 5: Create Entity Class
 
 1. Create a Java class that represents the entity you want to map to the database table.
-2. Use `javax.persistence` annotations such as `@Entity`, `@Id`, and `@Column` to define the mapping.(img)
+2. Use `javax.persistence` annotations such as `@Entity`, `@Id`, and `@Column` to define the mapping.
+
+![entityclass](https://github.com/giriharan13/HibernateBasics/tree/master/setup/images/entityclass.jpg?raw=true)
 
 Here I have created a class called "student" with three attributes roll(int),name(String),age(int).I have used @Entity before class and @Column before every attributes and also specified their names that they have in sql database . And also I used @Id for the roll attribute because it is a primary key
 
@@ -57,15 +63,19 @@ Here I have created a class called "student" with three attributes roll(int),nam
 ## Step 6: Create Application Code
 
 1. Create a Java class (e.g., `App`) to interact with Hibernate.
-(img)
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+![app](https://github.com/giriharan13/HibernateBasics/tree/master/setup/images/app.jpg?raw=true)
 
 
 We'll discuss about these things in detail in the future.For now just add these in your App class
 
+Now you should see these results in your db
+![inserted](https://github.com/giriharan13/HibernateBasics/tree/master/setup/images/inserted.jpg?raw=true)
 
 
 # Congratulations 🎉
   Congrats for creating your first hibernate app!!You did it!!
+  ![congrats](https://github.com/giriharan13/HibernateBasics/tree/master/setup/images/congrats.jpeg?raw=true)