Consider a 32-bit hexadecimal number stored in memory as follows:
Address |
Value |
100 | 2A |
101 | C2 |
102 | 08 |
103 | 1B |
If the machine is big endian, what is the value stored at address 100-103 as an unsigned integer?
If the machine is little endian, what is the value stored at address 100-103 as an unsigned integer?
If the machine is big endian, what is the value stored at address 100-103 as an unsigned integer?
Answer: 1B08C22A
If the machine is little endian, what is the value stored at address 100-103 as an unsigned integer?
Answer: 2AC2081B
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