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### The <code>Config</code> Class
#### NOTE: The <code>Config</code> class isn&#39;t required, but is recommended since you will need to if you&#39;re planning on letting serverhosts make any changes to your plugin. You are encouraged to include any config values for things you (or other serverhosts) may want to change.</li>
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<li>The <code>Config</code> class contains properties, which values will be serialized and deserialized into/from a YML file when the plugin loads.<ul>
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