4 Big Endian vs Little Endian Byte Ordering

[@techEnthusiastMw]

Great explanation. Such simple things are easy to mix up but your explanation has clarified things. Thanks

[@chathusankajayasingha9290]

Explained neatly. Very simple. Thank you very much

[@Nightshft42]

I came here to finally find out which is "better". And got a clear explanation how it works. Thanks ;)

[@TheUndulyNoted]

A fantastic video. Clearly explained, great visual aids, no bullshit and straight to the point. A gem.

[@Jaytea_22]

This vid helped me catch to the second module for my masters- ty good sir!

[@chadbollmann4070]

Outstanding explanation for the clarity and simplicity of animation. Wish I had seen this before now!!

[@gatewaynippon]

Very easy to understand and extremely well explained.Thanks.

[@Binary_Bloom]

my professor explained this terribly, tysm

[@EPiCxPS3]

Clearest explanation ever

[@Philomaly]

GREAT Explanation..... Thank You.

[@AlexanderTeterkin]

Amazing explanation! Thank you!

[@stephenm5662]

Very concise and understandable. Thank you.

[@rajkaransinghgill2082]

Thanks for great explanation.

[@vishes1655]

Very well explained. Thank you.

[@YahiaDesigner]

Thank you

[@tomgnyc]

I like how you used a more advanced concept (hexadecimal) to illustrate a less advanced concept (byte order).

[@AlbertRei3424]

irony ?

[@artiste9357]

great video

[@OMNI_INFINITY]

Should be called "Big startian". Also, it's actually backwards to call it "little endian". Anyway, chalk it up in the "conventional current notation" style absurdities. Good explanation though. Thanks!

[@cryptotechcoder]

Awsome

[@IgorB0405]

Thank you just saved my ass

[@trumanhw]

outstanding. Thank you.
What you understood that others did not ...
is that without context ..? You cannot understand 'WHY'
Without "why" ... people cannot recall how
(No one ever recalls "what" as what is arbitrary without "why")

[@ABHINAVMITTAL136]

provide with the ppt download link please...

[@xonai7]

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