Python syntax error in if statement crashing at for loop [on hold]

When I run this code, it throws the error:

  File "tilemapping.py", line 59
      for count in range(0,8):
        ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

It's pointing to my for loop, however I suspect that this is actually linked to the if statement I called before it. Here's the pair:

if tiles[tilemap[((y / 40) - 1)][(x / 40)] == 1:
    for count in range(0,8):
        y -= 5
        spriteDraw()

I'm not sure where the error is in this. I tried to put the if statement in parenthesis and that didn't do anything. Just the same error. Did I miss something in the if statement that I'm just not seeing? Or is it a problem with tiles[tilemap[((y / 40) - 1)][(x / 40)]]?