Fix wording of bit/byte in ex. 16

[pdietl]

Exercise 16 talks about storing the bits of a byte in a little-endian fashion, but then explains that little-endian means least significant byte first. In this context, it should say least significant bit.

[chrboesch]

'little-endian' order (least significant byte first)

Describes what is meant by 'little endian', see also: wikipedia. And in this 'way' the bits are then arranged. Perhaps this is a bit confusing, but your change would defeat the very purpose.

[pdietl]

I’m not sure what you are saying. In that same Wikipedia article, it talks about bit order:

Bit order is a concept similar to endianness, but on a level of bits, not bytes. In serial communication, bits in a byte may be transmitted least-significant bit (lsb) or most significant bit (msb) first. RS-232, HDLC, Ethernet, and USB transmit lsb first. Teletext, I2C, SMBus, PMBus, and SONET and SDH[43] transmit msb first.ARINC 429 uses one ordering for its label field and the other ordering for the remainder of the frame.