char$*$ h $=$ "helloworld";

printf$("\%$c

$",$ h$[0])$;

In the provided C code snippet, a character pointer h is initialized with the string "helloworld", and the first character of the string is printed using printf$("\%$c $",$ h$[0])$;$.$ If this code is executed first on a little endian system and then on a big endian system, what would be the output observed on the screen in each case?