*looks at testy's current avatar* My word, who is that mysterious mare? Those eyes seem...familiar, somehow... :derpe: It's 5am. I should be asleep. Hope everyone had sweet dreams on this night~
You are trying to apply logic as a bitmask to my byte array of ascii characters that formulate my though process right now. Resistance if futile.
Well you see, The term Endian (and expression of Endianness) Is basically a term used to describe the leading byte In the byte order of data items composed of multiple Bytes. Big-Endian has a most-least significant byte priority. Signedness (Signed vs. Unsigned) refers To the leading byte of a numeric data type Such as shorts, int, longs, floats doubles and bytes. This leading bit in a signed data type is Used to store a +/- value to indicate the sign Of the number (whether it's positive or negative). An unsigned number would have no such Stored value, and would instead use this value To store more digits, But would be unable to store negative digits. There. A brief explanation of Endianness and Signedness. (Both Wikipedia pages were at least partially written by me :Trollestia