Is it possible to get an element from a range of numbers using index access in Python?

In Python, an object of type range supports indexing, so you can access an element from the range by its index.

Example:

r = range(10, 20)
print(r[0])  # Outputs 10
print(r[5])  # Outputs 15

If the index is out of the range, an IndexError will be raised.

Therefore, yes, you can access an element of a range by its index, just like a list element.