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I have this in the config file: String puzzle; and in the main game class this is inside a run method: String puzzle = Configuration.getString("puzzle"); Then, in the configuration class, I have this: public static String getString(String key) { return properties.getProperty(key); } So, the idea is that when the game starts, it checks the configuration file and pulls the right puzzle. My problem is that this doesn't work, as there seems to be no output. So my guess is that I am using the getString() method incorrectly? Any idea how I can fix this? A: First, don't use a default constructor, it isn't what you want to be doing. You should have a default constructor that does nothing. Then, in the config file, create a Properties object, either using a static factory method or just instantiate it yourself using a System.loadProperty method call. 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