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[rapid snow]

<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

[noble peak]

You should create an exercises package in src, and each project should be a package therein.

Or each project is a submodule, but that's a bit harder for you.

[left mesa]

so you think you want this: ?

|--Exercises
   |--BasicsOfProgramming
      |--Classes
         |--ClassProject1
         |--ClassProject2```

Within a single intellij project, you can make it roughly |--MyIntellijProject |--MyFirstModule |--src |--package1 |--File1.java |--package2 |--File2.java |--File3.java |--MySecondModule |--src |--package1 |--File1.java |--... |--MyThirdModule |--src |--MyFourthModule |--src
if you want to stick to what is more "standard". And without doing some configurations, the modules are fully independent so you wouldnt be able to access code from them. So its an isolated namespace kinda

(ok technically you can create a module in a module but theres no correlation between them in either direction)

[rapid snow]

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[left mesa]

you can right click the src folder and say "new package" and name it exercise/exercises, but also I think you'll need to mark src as "sources root"

[left mesa]

classes/e1_rectangle/src is marked as a root, but if ur redoing the structure it might not matter

[primal seal]

Don't do it. Make each exercise as it's own project module. Here's why. While you can have exercises broken up by package, your build task whether that's the IDE or gradle/maven/ant/whatever is going to want to compile it all. That means you can't leave code in a broken state in one exercise then go to work on another exercise and not have the compiler complain.

It's more verbose to make each exercise or "test an idea" type collection of code as a subproject module but it usually comes with the granularity of being able to run tasks easier.

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