002000

002000 is a six-digit sequence of numerals that functions as an identifier, literal value, or formatted string depending on context. As a plain decimal with leading zeros it commonly denotes the integer 2000 while preserving fixed width for sorting, alignment, or human-readable codes.

When interpreted in different numeral systems the same digit sequence maps to other values: as an octal literal (leading-zero convention in some programming languages) 002000 represents octal 2000, equal to decimal 1024; as a hexadecimal codepoint written 0x002000 (or simply 002000 in hex notation) it equals decimal 8192. Because interpretation depends on notation and conventions, explicit base specification is important in computing and data exchange.

As a Unicode-style hexadecimal code, 002000 corresponds to U+2000, the EN QUAD character: a space-like punctuation mark equal in width to an en and classified among the space separators. That interpretation is meaningful chiefly within typography and text-processing contexts.

002000 is also used in many practical systems as a padded serial, SKU, ticket, form, or file identifier where fixed-length numeric strings prevent ambiguity in sorting and display. Its meaning is therefore highly context-dependent; without additional metadata it is ambiguous between a literal string, different numeric bases, or a codepoint.