Fixed my tired brain referring to Visual Studo Community as Windows Studio Community. This is what I get for only using IntelliJ before.

The-Hitchhiker's-Guide.md

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 Feel free to add alternatives.
 
-### [Windows Studio Community](https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/vs/community/)
+### [Visual Studio Community](https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/vs/community/)
 
 One of the standards, once installed, simply open it, press 'File'>'Clone Repository' and add in the online address of the project. When it asks for credentials, simply use your Gitlab login, and it will automatically pull the latest version of the repository.
 
 Most Git operations can be performed with a few clicks using the Git tab at the top, most notably "Commit", "Push" and "New Local Branch", which you should use at the start of making adjustments (See 4. Project Standards).
 
-If you want to pull the latest version of the master inside WSC for reference while working on a branch, you first must 'Manage Branches' and check out the master branch. Then, must manage and check out your own branch to continue working on it. Keep in mind that even if you update the master branch on your local copy, changes made to it since you created your own branch will not apply until merging. And merging should only be done once the branch was pushed to the main repository and the request was reviewed.
+If you want to pull the latest version of the master inside VSC for reference while working on a branch, you first must 'Manage Branches' and check out the master branch. Then, must manage and check out your own branch to continue working on it. Keep in mind that even if you update the master branch on your local copy, changes made to it since you created your own branch will not apply until merging. And merging should only be done once the branch was pushed to the main repository and the request was reviewed.