code: def consume(self, expect_class=None):
          
          if expect_class and not isinstance(self.current_token, expect_class):
              raise InvalidTokenError("Unexpected token at %d: got %r, expected %s" % (
                  self.current_pos, self.current_token, expect_class.__name__))
  
          current_token = self.current_token
          self._forward()
          return current_token
docs: Retrieve the current token, then advance the parser.
  
          If an expected class is provided, it will assert that the current token
          matches that class (is an instance).
  
          Note that when calling a token's nud() or led() functions, the "current"
          token is the token following the token whose method has been called.
  
          Returns:
              Token: the previous current token.
  
          Raises:
              InvalidTokenError: If an expect_class is provided and the current
                  token doesn't match that class.