Suppose we store an array of two 32-bit numbers {0x12345678, 0x9ABCDEF0} starting at memory address 0x100. If we stored this big-endian, which byte of our data would be stored at memory address 0x104? A. 9A B. 12 C. FO O D. 78 O E. None of the above (or N/A)

Suppose we store an array of two 32-bit numbers {0x12345678, 0x9ABCDEF0} starting at memory address 0x100. If we stored this big-endian, which byte of our data would be stored at memory address 0x104? A. 9A B. 12 C. FO O D. 78 O E. None of the above (or N/A)

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Description: Suppose we store an array of two 32-bit numbers {0x12345678, 0x9ABCDEF0} starting at memory address 0x100. If we stored this big-endian, which byte of our data would bestored at memory address 0x104 ?A. 9AB. 12C. FOD. 78O E. None of the above (or N/

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