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Default How to represent MVC?

I want to make a MVC program. I understand the logic of this sort of structure. I just want to know what is a good way to represent a Model-View-Controller program in the Visual Studio. Should each be its own workspace in the solution, or should the solution file be edited such that each Model-View-Controller coupling be handled as a tree structure file representation kind of like it is done for an ASP.NET solution.





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