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in this video weamp;#39;re going to introduce some ways in which multibyte quantities are stored in memory this is called byte ordering and there are two different standard byte orders call little-endian and big-endian first of all recall that a computer memory is just a large array of bytes that is 8 bit quantities indices into this array are typically called addresses and run from 0 to some large positive number when we say that value V is stored at address a we mean that the bit string representing V is stored in consecutive bite sized memory locations beginning at address a thus for example if we say that the 32-bit integer is stored in memory at location 100 that really means that the 32 bits or 4 bytes are stored in locations 100 101 102 and 103 the only question is what part of the 32 bit quantity is stored at each address thatamp;#39;s where big and little endian come in suppose weamp;#39;re storing the following 32-bit integer to make it easier to represent letamp;#39;s wr
