Why does the structure of the IDE structure look like “Projects” or “Solutions”? And no, I'm not trying to troll, I really want to know what people use them for.
It always seems to me that Project is just a redundant alias for the executable, and I find that the Project structure tends to get in the way when I want to use code for several executable processes. This is especially true in languages like Java, where there is already a strict packaging system for organizing code, but it applies to almost every IDE I've seen. So why do they always accept this structure? Is there a trick to use?
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