This major release introduces a robust module system and refines the language structure to more closely align with Malayalam grammar patterns.

*   **New Module System**: Organize your code better with the new `ulppeduthuka` (include) keyword.

*   **Module Aliasing**: Use `ennu` or `ayi` to give your imports a custom name (e.g., `math m ennu ulppeduthuka;`).

*   **Malayalam Grammar Order for I/O and Return**: To maintain linguistic consistency, `ezhuthuka`, `kanikuga`, and `kodukuga` now follow Malayalam sentence structure, where the action traditionally follows the object.

You can now import other Malluscript files as modules. The path can be directed using `:` for subdirectories.

```ms

math m ennu ulppeduthuka;

res = m.math_add<3, 4>;

res ezhuthuka;

```

In line with Malayalam's Subject-Object-Verb (SOV) structure, I/O and return operations now place the action at the end of the statement. This makes the code read more like natural Malayalam sentences.

In previous versions, writing or returning a value followed a prefix pattern:

```ms

കാണിക്കുക "ഹലോ";

കൂട്ടുക(സംഖ്യ1, സംഖ്യ2) {

    കൊടുക്കുക സംഖ്യ1 + സംഖ്യ2;

}

```

Now, the object to be written or returned precedes the action:

```ms

"ഹലോ" കാണിക്കുക;

കൂട്ടുക(സംഖ്യ1, സംഖ്യ2) {

    സംഖ്യ1 + സംഖ്യ2 കൊടുക്കുക;

}

```

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* @ByteJoseph made their first contribution in https://github.com/Sreyas-Sreelal/malluscript/pull/35

**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/Sreyas-Sreelal/malluscript/compare/1.1.0...2.0.0