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I'm making a project for my ICT work at school. It's a maze game, but I don't know how you save it. Say if you complete a level and you go onto the next you want to save your work. Any help please?

[Slugsnack]

what is your maze game coded in ? show some code please or describe the concepts behind your game

usually saves are done by finding what 'context' the game is in, what 'state' it is in. enumerating all of these, encoding it somehow and saving that to a file. next time the game loads, it opens that file, decodes it and restores this 'state'

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[Slugsnack]

i'm gonna assume your levels are static and not generated on the run. in which case all you have to do is save the level number. so you can do that however you like. you could even create a file that stores a single number and read out of that when your game is first launched

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[Slugsnack]

i don't code .net but what you want is probably :
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.io.file.create.aspx

as for creating a text file, the only difference between a text file and any other is that it ends in .txt. you can create a file with any extension. it does not matter even if you were to create a .txt file

[Flyte]

If you wanted to, you could also save this information in the assembly's (not machine instructions, the module itself) settings area.