Explain high-order bytes.
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Answer / Komal Rani
High-order bytes refer to the most significant bytes in a multibyte value. In a 16-bit number, for example, the high-order byte is the first byte containing the highest bits. The exact meaning of 'high-order' depends on the endianness (byte order) of the system. Little Endian stores the least significant bytes at the lowest address while Big Endian stores them at the highest address.
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