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 In this article, you can read more about the .NET Core Console Application.
 
-We will go through the process of setting the application up, explore what you can do with the application and how you can connect to your Heartcore project on Umbraco Cloud.
+We will go through the process of setting the application up and exploring what you can do with the application. We will also discuss how you can connect to your Heartcore project on Umbraco Cloud.
 
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 In order to use this console application, you will need to have the .NET Core SDK2.2. Older or newer versions will **not work** with the application.
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 Option A - E uses the[ Content Delivery API](../api-documentation/content-delivery/) and can be used for any Heartcore Project, which has public content.
 
-Option F uses the [Content Management API. ](../api-documentation/content-management/)This means that an [API Key ](../getting-started/backoffice-users-and-api-keys.md)is required to run this part of the sample, as it will create a new folder in the Media Library and upload an image to a new Media item.
+Option F uses the [Content Management API. ](../api-documentation/content-management/). This means that an [API Key ](../getting-started/backoffice-users-and-api-keys.md)is required to run this part of the sample. Tis is because it will create a new folder in the Media Library and upload an image to a new Media item.
 
 ### Examples of the fetched data