Because a list is ordered linearly, you can refer unambiguously to an item in a list via its relative position from the head of the list.

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A list is indeed ordered linearly, which means that each item has a specific position or index in the list relative to the head of the list. This makes it possible to refer to a specific item by specifying its position or index, which is unambiguous.

Because a List Is Ordered Linearly, You Can Refer Unambiguously