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Stud Finder.
Knocking can get it done, but the surety of knowing is a nice to have for sure.
I've got a basic Zircon one, but my handyman has this fancier one: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Franklin-Sensors-ProSensor-M210-Center-and-Edge-Professional-Stud-Finder-FSM21012HD/317740851 Thinking of getting something like that.
For a cheap option, you can also use a magnet that's strong enough to find the drywall screws (assuming the construction is a wood frame with drywall)
Add a string and a small weight, and you've got a good plumb-bob to make the vertical stud more evident.