You could simply use dotlist.valueatindex(28) to get it, you don't need any super cryptical way of getting the element with ID 28 :-)
But as mentioned, it needs to visit the first 27 elements to find element 28 as a linked list does not know anything of "absolute position", only relative positions.
But as mentioned, it needs to visit the first 27 elements to find element 28 as a linked list does not know anything of "absolute position", only relative positions.