00200

00200 is a five-digit numeric string used as an identifier or code across different systems. Like other numeric codes, its significance is determined by the context in which it appears; there is no single universal meaning attached to 00200.

In data management and computing, 00200 may function as a fixed-width field value, where leading zeros are preserved to maintain consistent length for sorting and parsing. It can serve as a catalog number, SKU, file identifier, or record key within a database or document-management system.

Postal and geographic coding systems occasionally employ five-digit codes with leading zeros; in those contexts, 00200 could designate a specific area, district, or facility if assigned by the responsible postal or geographic authority. The exact location or entity would be defined by the issuing organization.

In standards, inventories, or bibliographic catalogs, 00200 may be used as an identifier or part of a numbering scheme for items, revisions, or versions. It can appear in product documentation, library catalogs, or archive indexes.

Because 00200 has no fixed meaning outside a given system, users should consult the relevant authority or dataset documentation to determine what 00200 denotes in that particular context.