Visual Studio Community and Visual Studio C++

Visual Studio Community is a free, full-featured IDE (Integrated Development Environment) that supports multiple programming languages, including C++. Visual Studio C++ is a specific component or feature within Visual Studio, referring to the C++ compiler, libraries, and tools that enable C++ development within the IDE. Essentially, Visual Studio Community is the platform, and Visual Studio C++ is a toolset within that platform for C++ development. 
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Visual Studio Community:

    Free IDE:
    Visual Studio Community is a free, downloadable IDE (Integrated Development Environment) from Microsoft. 

Supports multiple languages:
It can be used to develop applications in various languages, including C#, Visual Basic, F#, Python, JavaScript, and, importantly, C++. 
Includes the C++ compiler and tools:
While it's not a separate product, it comes with the necessary tools to build and debug C++ applications, including the C++ compiler, libraries, and debugger. 
Full-featured:
It offers a complete set of features for software development, including code editing, debugging, testing, and deployment. 
Free for students, open-source and individual developers:
Visual Studio Community is designed to be free for students, open-source projects, and individual developers. 

Visual Studio C++:

    C++ compiler and tools:
    Visual Studio C++ refers to the collection of components and tools within Visual Studio that are specifically used for developing C++ applications. 

Part of the Visual Studio IDE:
It's not a separate application but rather a set of features and tools that are part of Visual Studio. 
Enables C++ development:
These tools allow you to write, compile, debug, and run C++ code within the Visual Studio environment. 
Cross-platform development:
Visual Studio C++ also supports targeting multiple platforms like Android and iOS using C++. 
Comes with Visual Studio:
When you download and install Visual Studio, the C++ components are included, allowing you to develop C++ applications. 

In essence:
You use Visual Studio Community as your development environment. If you want to write C++ code, you'll be using the C++ components within Visual Studio Community, which is referred to as Visual Studio C++.