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Hello,

In IntelliJ, is it better to make a new 'project' for each chapter of the 'Servlets and JSP' book,
or is it a better idea to make one big 'project' called 'Book' and add smaller 'modules' called 'ChapterX' inside it?

As far as I have understood, .iml (modules) files in IntelliJ are like 'projects' in Visual Studio
and a 'project' in IntelliJ is like a 'solution' in Visual Studio.

Is this the correct analogy and way of working?

Thanks,

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