In little-endian, bytes (e.g. in an int) are ordered from the least significant to the most significant. For example, 0xaabbccdd on a little-endian machine would be stored as 0xddccbbaa in memory.
In little-endian, bytes (e.g. in an int) are ordered from the least significant to the most significant. For example, 0xaabbccdd on a little-endian machine would be stored as 0xddccbbaa in memory.