0014

0014 is a four-digit numeric string that can function as a label or identifier in various contexts. Its meaning is determined by the system in which it appears, and it commonly represents a zero-padded form of the number 14 or a year in serialized records.

In historical chronology, 0014 CE corresponds to the year 14 of the Common Era in the Julian calendar. This year is notable in Roman history as the period when Emperor Augustus died and his heir, Tiberius, became emperor. The designation 0014 in historical documents often reflects a standardized dating system that uses four-digit years with leading zeros for alignment.

In computing and data management, leading-zero formats like 0014 are used to maintain fixed-width fields in databases, catalogs, and filenames. For example, item numbers, version stamps, or archival codes may be written with four digits to preserve alignment in sorted lists (such as 0001, 0002, …, 0014). Some systems treat the string as a numeric value, while others preserve the leading zeros as part of an identifier.

Other uses of the string 0014 arise in product SKUs, model numbers, inventory codes, or organizational schemes where consistent digit width aids parsing and display. Because leading zeros can be significant in some contexts but not in others, interpretation of 0014 depends on the underlying conventions of the specific application or dataset. See also 14, leading zeros, fixed-width numbering.