Open project in XCode using Foodomia.xcworkspace file - xcode

I am installing a source code into xcode, however, it says to first open the project using the "Foodomia.xcworkspace" file. Where can I access the Foodomia.xcworkspace file in Xcode?
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On the .xcodeproj file, right click > show package contents. Workspace file(s) will be in there.

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