Different architectures have different conventions on bit order as well as byte orderwhether the least significant bit
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Different architectures have different conventions on bit order as well as byte order—whether the least significant bit of a byte, for example, is bit 0 or bit 7. RFC 791 defines the standard network bit order. Why is bit order then not relevant to presentation formatting?
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Computer Networks A Systems Approach
ISBN: 9780128182000
6th Edition
Authors: Larry L. Peterson, Bruce S. Davie
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