What is sequential allocation of memory? Why do we say that lists are stored sequentially?

What is sequential allocation of memory? Why do we say that lists are

1.	What is sequential allocation of memory? Why do we say that lists are stored sequentially?
Answer» A list is a allocated memory in a sequential manner. This means that the elements of the list are stored in memory in the sequence of their declaration. So, if you want to view the fifth element of the list, you have to first traverse through the first four elements of the list. This is called sequential allocation of memory.