Is the C # project file diarrhea normal?

Question

The AC # programmer rewrote the Delphi 6 program (without a graphical interface, only because of the processing of files in files, about 50 procedures and functions totaling less than 1200 lines == 57kb keystrokes), which lives as a single .DPR file.

He set up a project containing 58 files (52 of which are .CS files) in 13 folders nested to various degrees, totaling more than 330 kilobytes.

Is this typical of C # projects? What strategy do C # programmers usually use to decide how to chop off and organize their project?

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Now the new code can be broken down to perform a more object-oriented design, but I cannot say without seeing the code.