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Most developers should feature 1 or 2 projects on their resume, and no more than 3.
It's better to have a couple great projects than a bunch of mediocre projects. And once you've narrowed it down to just a couple, you can focus all of your time on making those ones incredible.
Of those, only one will be your primary project. It's the one you should put most of your time into, and will be the one listed first on your resume. You'll be lucky if most of the people reading your application even take a serious look at one of your projects, so you want to make sure that time is well spent.
Choose a primary project. This is likely your capstone project from earlier.
Submit the link to your primary project.