I. 2.1.3 Addressing and Byte Ordering 1. Consider the following 4 calls to show bytes (10 points): #1nclude typedef unsigned char *byte_pointer; void show bytes(byte pointer start, size_t len)l int i; for (1-0: iden: 1++){ printf(" %.2",start[i]); printf("n"); int main(void){ int val-0xEF4567AB: byte pointer vPointer- (byte_pointer) &val; show-bytes(vPointer. 1); // show-bytes(vPointer. 2); // show-bytes(vPointer. 3); // show bytes(vPointer, 4); /D return 0; )//ending main Indicate the value that will be printed by each call on little-endian and big-endiarn machine with blue color: A, Little endian B. Little endian C.Little endian: D. Little endian: (1 points) Big endian (1 points) Big endian (2 points) Big endian (2 points) Big endian (1 points) (1 points) (1 points) (1 points)