Question

What is the difference between an indexed list, an ordered list, and an unordered list?

Answer 1

Answer:

 Indexed list:

The indexed list is basically used as method for searching different components and elements in the given list and returns its list. In straightforward terms, file() technique finds the given component in a rundown and returns its position.

In any case, if a similar component is available more than once, list() technique restores its littlest/first position. It is also used as index notation for specify the different element in the array.

Ordered list:

The ordered list is basically used fr grouping the set of the similar items and elements in the specific order.

The ordered list is commonly is a numbered rundown of things. HTML 3.0 enables you to control the grouping number - to proceed with the last known point of interest, or to begin at a specific number.

Unordered list:

 The Unordered list is the group of the similar items that has no proper ordering of the elements in the list. It is commonly bulleted list of the items and it has ability for customize the elements either horizontally or vertically in the multi column list.