Hi @Bri_G, check out the storage section of the online help, at the bottom. You can use saveLocalData() to save a string, and readLocalData() to get it back again. It gets stored in a plist file, which you could read with a computer program like iExplorer, but it would not be readable by another ipad app. You could use the global data function to share data between your own Codea projects. There is a clear function as well to get rid of whatever you have saved.
saveLocalData(key, value) - a non-nil ‘value’ can only be a number, string or boolean (source: Persistence.m code in the Codea Runtime Library).
Yes, by using GlobalData (not ProjectData or LocalData) (source: in-app reference).
By using clearLocalData() or clearProjectData() (source: in-app reference) or setting the value of a key to nil (source: Persistence.m). See also this discussion.