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But this is not particularly good imperative style. You want that to be line-based when expressions have side effects. ("one thing after another"):

  auto key = binaryObject.getNextToken();
  auto value = binaryObject.getNextToken();
  print("The value of: ", key, " is ", value, "\n");
Of course if you are calling pure functions you can use nested expressions. And then the order of evaluation does not matter.

The ideal walled garden would be one that blocks spammy apps and malware - but not information. I think it's reasonable to support walled gardens in principle but be critical of some aspects of the Apple implementation.