Allocator

•Created with the Alt A shortcut key. The allocator is a data type that receives dynamic allocation.

•You can create an allocator that allocates allocators multiple times.

•You can create an allocator that allocates arrays by [ key.

•You can allocate with the Alt N key, arrays must specify their size, and objects assign other objects. Objects can also be assigned by calling the constructor without using the Alt N key.

•If an empty allocator is used, it returns 0.

•If you just use an allocator, it will use the value that the allocator points to. You can edit the allocator by pressing Alt R.

•When a value changes, the previously allocated object is freed and the references that referred to it become empty.

• An allocator cannot share values with other allocators, it can only be moved. When moved, the original allocator becomes empty.