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I am not familiar with the feature you're using, but an "expression" is just some code that evaluates to a value; in other words, it's the right side of the equals sign.
Oh yeah, that makes sense. In the documentation the only actual example they give for expressions is a math equasion, so I guess the code-executing features just came naturally... So I guess I will have to write methods for everything now...
Or maybe try to have your methods as a left side.. example: Expression: print()