101Script is a simple, easy-to-read programming language intended to be used by those new to programming. There are multiple ways to write certain operations to ease beginners into this language and others similar to it. Thanks to 101Script's omission of extra symbols in its syntax, along with the fact that it is weakly and dynamically typed, users will be able to run code without the need to pore over tedious details of the code.
101Script is designed for users with little to no programming experience. We believe that programming is essential and should be accessible to everyone. We took inspiration from Javascript and similar programming languages to give users the option to code using traditional programming or keywords.
101Script equates : "gets" as "=", "addedTo" as "+=", "equals" as "=" and many more cool quirks.

    function USChangeMaker(cents):
        if(cents greaterThan 99):
            cents gets 99
        else:
            break
        ;
        quarters gets 0
        dimes gets 0
        nickels 0
        pennies 0
        loopWhile(cents greaterOrEq 25):
            1 addedTo quarters
            25 subtractedFrom cents
        ;
        loopWhile(cents greaterOrEq 10):
            1 addedTo dimes
            10 subtractedFrom cents
        ;
        loopWhile(cents greaterOrEq 5):
            1 addedTo nickels
            5 subtractedFrom cents
        ;
        loopWhile(cents greaterOrEq 1):
            1 addedTo pennies
            1 subtractedFrom cents
        ;
    return quarters + " " + dimes + " " + nickels + " " + pennies
    ;

    function piEstimate(precision):
        inside = 0  // or inside gets 0
        loopWhile(precision notEqual inside):
            x = random(0,1)     //or x gets random(0,1)
            y = random(0,1)     //or y gets random(0,1)
            if((x^2+y^2)^0.5 lessThan 1):   //or < 1
                1 addedTo inside;
        ;
        piEstimate = 4*inside/precision
    return piEstimate;

    def Fibonacci(n):
        if(n lessOrEqual 1):
            return n
        else:
            return(Fibonacci(1 subtractedFrom n) + 
                   Fibonacci(2 subtractedFrom n))

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