🔒 Code not liking ")" in file

[tacit phoenix]

So in a file, I have display("Hello, World!")
And my code does not line " the ) (yet it still runs).

When I remove it to display("Hello, World!" it runs with no issue.

parser/lexer/what ever its called

        if str(tokens[idx][1]).upper() == 'DISPLAY':
            if (idx + 2) < len(tokens) and tokens[idx + 1][0] == 'LPAREN' and tokens[idx + 2][0] == 'STRING_LITERAL':
                print(get_value(tokens[idx + 2]))
                idx += 3
            elif (idx + 2) < len(tokens) and tokens[idx + 1][0] == 'LPAREN' and tokens[idx + 2][0] == 'IDENTIFIER':
                if (idx + 3) < len(tokens) and tokens[idx + 3][0] == 'RPAREN':
                    value = get_value(tokens[idx + 2])
                    if value is not None:
                        print(value)
                    else:
                        raise UndefinedVariable("Undefined Variable: ", tokens[idx + 2][1])
                    idx += 4  # Skip the closing parenthesis
                else:
                    raise MismatchedParentheses("Mismatched Parentheses For Display Statement")
            else:
                raise InvalidStatement("Display statement Invalid")

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