Correct capitalization of 'Monitor.print()' in documentation

Author: 91volt

content/software/app-lab/tutorials/01.getting-started/apps-lab-ide.md

@@ -229,9 +229,9 @@ Each official example provides a detailed documentation provided in the `readme.
 Once an App is launched, the status of the App is available in the **Console**. There are three tabs available:
 - **Start-up** - outputs the logs from the start-up process. Here you will find information regarding compilation for the microcontroller and deployment of the Python® application on the Linux system.
 - **Main (Python®)** - view the logs from the Python® application (`print()`)
-- **Sketch (Microcontroller)** – view data sent from the sketch using `monitor.print()`.
+- **Sketch (Microcontroller)** – view data sent from the sketch using `Monitor.print()`.
 
-**Note:** `Serial.println()` outputs data over UART and is not shown in the App Lab Console. To display messages in the Console, use `monitor.print()`. Learn more in [From Serial to Monitor](hardware/uno-q/tutorials/user-manual/#from-serial-to-monitor)
+**Note:** `Serial.println()` outputs data over UART and is not shown in the App Lab Console. To display messages in the Console, use `Monitor.print()`. Learn more in [From Serial to Monitor](hardware/uno-q/tutorials/user-manual/#from-serial-to-monitor)
 
 ![App logs](assets/app-logs.png)
 
@@ -310,4 +310,4 @@ In this guide, we have covered some of the most important aspects of the editor,
 More documentation for the Arduino App Lab is available at:
 - [Arduino App Lab Documentation](https://docs.arduino.cc/software/app-lab/)
 
-You can also visit the [Arduino® UNO Q](/hardware/uno-q) hardware page for details on the board.
+You can also visit the [Arduino® UNO Q](/hardware/uno-q) hardware page for details on the board.