Big endian and litter endian

Big endian is a big end, and litter endian is a small end. It is very clear, but it is difficult to remember who it is. Every time this concept is involved, I Will Google it, wasting my energy.

How can we always remember them? After searching on the Internet, many people have such confusions. Some people have proposed a better way to remember:

Big endian and litter endian are translated into high-end and low-end by some authors. For example, when the number 0x1122 is stored in the memory,

The big endian approach is: 0x11 0x22, low address put low byte, high address put high (tail) byte.

Litter endian's practice is: 0x22 0x11, low address put high (tail) bytes, high address put low byte.

Big endian and litter endian