Users often want to save the highest level that they reached in a game and then continue playing at that level when they return to their game. Or they want to continue reading where they left off when they return to a book reader. One way you can enable this is by saving key-value pairs that persist on the user's device betdween sessions and even after an app closes. In Android apps, these key-value pairs are called shared preferences. In Windows Store apps, they're called application settings or just app settings. To read and write shared preferences in Android apps, you use the SharedPreferences class. To read and write app settings in Windows Store apps, you use the ApplicationData class.


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