Which two of the suns layers are often reversed in larger stars?

In larger stars, the two layers that are often reversed are the radiative zone and the convective zone. Typically, in smaller stars like the Sun, the radiative zone is located in the interior, while the convective zone is nearer the surface. However, in more massive stars, the convective zone can extend deeper into the star, sometimes even into the radiative zone, leading to a reversal of their typical order. This change in layering affects the star's energy transfer and overall structure.