Syntax error when an expression starts with a function call

Sample input:

f(x) = x**2
print(f(2)+1)

Error message:

Syntax error: None:2:11 --> print(f(2)*+1) print( <--
Expected 'if' or '[' or ',' or ')'

Workarounds

1. enclose the expression in parentheses: print((f(2)+1))
2. enclose the call in parentheses: print((f(2))+1)
3. make the call not to be the first term in the expression: print(1+f(2))
4. add a prefactor 1 to the term with the call, i.e. print(1*f(2)+1)

The issue occurs for both arithmetic and boolean expressions. A sample function call in boolean expression:

bf(x) = not x
print(bf(true) and false)

Similar to arithmetic expression with a call with prefactor, the error does not occur:

print(not bf(true) and false)