> "byte 0" is the last byte in little endian What do you mean by ”last byte” here? On a little endian machine, a two-byte integer stored at address x has its l

> "byte 0" is the last byte in little endian What do you mean by ”last byte” here? On a little endian machine, a two-byte integer stored at address x has its less significant byte at x+0, and its more significant byte at x+1. Going by those numbers, byte 0 is the least significant byte, much like bit 0 is the least significant bit.