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SimpleScript is a lightweight, beginner-friendly scripting language designed to make programming accessible, intuitive, and fun. Whether you're new to coding or looking for a clean language for quick prototyping, SimpleScript offers a powerful set of features with a simple and readable syntax.

SimpleScript was created with the goal of making scripting easy to learn, easy to write, and easy to understand. It strips away the complexities of traditional programming languages, offering a clean and minimalistic syntax that gets out of your way so you can focus on logic and creativity.

It's perfect for:

• Students learning programming concepts
• Educators teaching control flow, logic, and scripting
• Developers looking for a fast way to prototype algorithms
• Anyone who wants to explore programming without boilerplate

SimpleScript includes everything you need to write functional and expressive code:

• Clean and simple syntax
• Variable declaration usinglet
• Control structures:if,else,while,for
• Logical and comparison operators:and,or,==,!=,>,<, etc.
• Input/output support withinput andprint
• Built-in array operations
• Function declarations and calls
• Begin/End block scoping
• Whitespace-insensitive formatting
• Support for basic data types: strings, numbers, booleans, arrays

let name = input("What's your name?")print "Hello, " + namelet total = 0for i = 1 to 5  total = total + iendprint "Total is: " + totalfunction greet(person)  print "Hi, " + person + "!"endgreet(name)

SimpleScript includes a core set of keywords:

• let – Declare a variable
• print – Output text
• input – Prompt for user input
• if,else,then,end – Conditional statements
• while,for,to,step – Looping constructs
• function,return,call – Defining and using functions
• begin,end – Define code blocks
• and,or,not – Logical operators

• Number: e.g.,42,3.14
• String: e.g.,"Hello"
• Boolean:true,false
• Array:[1, 2, 3]
• Null:null

• Arithmetic:+,-,*,/,%
• Comparison:==,!=,<,>,<=,>=
• Logical:and,or,not
• Assignment:=

You can run SimpleScript directly in your browser—no installation required! Simply visit theSimpleScript Webpage and start writing code in the built-in editor.

The online interpreter will:

• Tokenize your code using a built-in lexer
• Parse and validate syntax using an internal parser
• Evaluate and execute using the SimpleScript interpreter

Full documentation is available in the/docs folder or at theSimpleScript Docs Page. Topics include:

• All keywords with usage examples
• Data types and type conversion
• Built-in functions and custom function creation
• Array manipulation and loops
• Error handling and debugging tips

Planned features for future versions:

• User-defined classes and objects
• File I/O support
• Better error messages with line numbers
• Extended standard library
• IDE integration and autocomplete

We welcome contributions of any kind!

• Submit bugs or feature requests via GitHub Issues
• Fork the project and create pull requests for new features
• Help write or improve documentation
• Share interesting SimpleScript programs with the community

SimpleScript is open-source under theMIT License.

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