How do I index tuples in Python safely and idiomatically?

In Python, indexing tuples safely and idiomatically means accessing elements while ensuring we do not encounter index errors. Here is an example demonstrating how to safely index a tuple using conditional statements.


    # Example of safely indexing a tuple
    my_tuple = (10, 20, 30)

    index_to_access = 1  # Change this to test different indices

    if index_to_access < len(my_tuple):
        print("Element at index", index_to_access, ":", my_tuple[index_to_access])
    else:
        print("Index is out of range.")