Where should I place my properties file

Hello,
I am working with eclipse. I have created a class that reads a set of properties from a .properties file. Do you know in which folder should I place my file in order it gets read by my class.
Sitomania

I have created a class that reads a set of properties from
a .properties file. Do you know in which folder should I place my
file in order it gets read by my class.Anywhere in the classpath.

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