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binary representation of 404 = 00000001 10010100

Hence this is 2 byte representation of 404.

Hence while computing from backwards,

1st 8 byte's value is 148 (22+24+27) in decimal and next 8 byte's value is 1. (here is your decimal representation : 148 1)

Same method for hex value also. from backwards, 1st 8 byte's hex value is 94 (you can directly find (148)10 = (94)16 )

and similarly next 8 byte's hex value is 01. (hex representation starts with 0x : ans = 0x94 0x01)

To know more about it how it will be stored into memory check answer of this Question : https://gateoverflow.in/173156/%23pointers

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