Hexadecimal is a different base. It's just a different way of referring to the same number: i.e. 1920 == 0x780. The base a number is presented in has nothing to do with how it is stored in memory as bytes.
There's little endian and there's big endian. "little big endian" doesn't exist.
Every value is composed of bytes. "Endianness" refers to the order these bytes are stored in. Little endian means the least significant bytes are stored first, and big endian means the most significant bytes are stored first.
Most stuff CE is used on will be using little endian. One exception is when targeting emulators for big endian architectures. _________________
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