Update README

Author: TheGreatCabbage

README.md

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 `csum` is a CLI program which allows you to to verify checksums. The goal of `csum` is to minimise the effort required when you download a file and want to verify the checksum.
 
+The advantages of `csum` over the native checksum utilites are as follows:
+
+- You don't have to compare checkums by eye, which might be required on some platforms.
+- It's easier to type.
+- It's the same on all platforms.
+- You don't have to type which checksum algorithm is being used.
+
 `csum` supports the most common checksum algorithms:
 
 - `MD5`
@@ -34,17 +41,35 @@ After this command completes, the `csum` executable should be available on the P
 
 `csum` is designed to be as simple to use as possible. For this reason, you don't need to specify the checksum type (e.g. `sha256`); `csum` will iterate through the most common types first.
 
+When you use `csum`, the response will be something like:
+
+```bash
+        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+        File: file.zip
+        Algorithm: SHA256
+
+        Expected checksum:    40f66f20b1ecb05cb11a9627520aafafbc8cd86b33eb8019cbea9925d8ca83ce2
+        Calculated checksum:  40f66f20b1ecb05cb11a9627520aafafbc8cd86b33eb8019cbea9925d8ca83ce2
+
+        Checksums match ✔
+
+        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+SUCCESS: SHA256 checksum matched file.
+```
+
 ## Usage examples
 
 ### File and checksum
 
-You can call `csum` with a filename and checksum:
+You can call `csum` with a filename and expected checksum:
 
 ```bash
 csum file.zip 40f66f20b1ecb05cb11a9627520aafafbc8cd86b33eb8019cbea9925d8ca83ce2
 ```
 
-Or a checksum and filename:
+Or an expected checksum and filename:
 
 ```bash
 csum 40f66f20b1ecb05cb11a9627520aafafbc8cd86b33eb8019cbea9925d8ca83ce2  file.zip 
@@ -58,7 +83,7 @@ csum ~/Downloads/file.zip 40f66f20b1ecb05cb11a9627520aafafbc8cd86b33eb8019cbea99
 
 ### Preformatted checksum/filename
 
-Sometimes you are provided with a checksum of the form:
+Sometimes you are provided with an expected checksum of the form:
 
 `40f66f20b1ecb05cb11a9627520aafafbc8cd86b33eb8019cbea9925d8ca83ce2  file.zip`
 
@@ -78,7 +103,7 @@ csum "40f66f20b1ecb05cb11a9627520aafafbc8cd86b33eb8019cbea9925d8ca83ce2  file.zi
 
 ### Manually choosing an algorithm
 
-If you prefer to select a certain algorithm instead of iterating through them, you can use the `-a`/`--algorithm` parameter.
+If you prefer to select a particular algorithm instead of iterating through them, you can use the `-a`/`--algorithm` parameter.
 
 For example, using the SHA256 algorithm only:
 
@@ -88,41 +113,6 @@ csum -a sha256 file.zip 40f66f20b1ecb05cb11a9627520aafafbc8cd86b33eb8019cbea9925
 
 > **Tip:** You can provide the algorithm name as either lower-case or upper-case, e.g. `sha256` or `SHA256`.
 
-### Expected output
-
-When you use `csum`, a positive response will be of the form:
-
-```bash
-        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-        File: file.zip
-        Algorithm: SHA256
-
-        Expected checksum:    40f66f20b1ecb05cb11a9627520aafafbc8cd86b33eb8019cbea9925d8ca83ce2
-        Calculated checksum:  40f66f20b1ecb05cb11a9627520aafafbc8cd86b33eb8019cbea9925d8ca83ce2
-
-        Checksums match ✔
-
-        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-SUCCESS: SHA256 checksum matched file.
-```
-
-A negative response will be of the form:
-
-```bash
-        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-        File: file.zip
-        Expected checksum:    40f66f20b1ecb05cb11a9627520aafafbc8cd86b33eb8019cbea9925d8ca83ce2
-
-        Checksums do NOT match.
-
-        --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-FAILED: algorithm(s) did not match the checksum.
-```
-
 # License
 
 You may freely use, modify and redistribute this program under the terms of the MIT License. See [LICENSE](https://github.com/CabbageDevelopment/csum/blob/master/LICENSE).