Let's say p contains a memory address and the 8 bytes in memory beginning at that address are (in hex): 01 12 23 34 45 56 67 78. If p's type is "uint32_t *", what is the value of x on a little-endian computer after executing: uint32_t x = p[0];

Let's say p contains a memory address and the 8 bytes in memory beginning at that address are (in hex): 01 12 23 34 45 56 67 78. If p's type is "uint32_t *", what is the value of x on a little-endian computer after executing: uint32_t x = p[0];

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