00504

00504 is a five-digit sequence that can function as an identifier in a variety of systems. When treated as a number, it equals 504. The leading zeros reflect fixed-width formatting used in data fields, inventory logs, or codes where a consistent length is important.

In mathematics and numerals, 504 factors as 2^3 × 3^2 × 7. This makes it divisible by 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 12, among other divisors. The presence of multiple small prime factors means it has a relatively large number of divisors for a number in this range.

In postal and addressing contexts, five-digit codes are a standard format in many countries. In the United States, ZIP codes are five digits; a code such as 00504 would be a valid pattern for an assigned ZIP code if a geographic area were designated that way. However, there is no widely cited location universally associated with the code 00504, and its assignment would depend on the specific postal system or dataset in question.

In computing and information management, 00504 is commonly used as a fixed-width identifier, part number, or catalog number. Leading zeros help maintain uniform field lengths in databases, spreadsheets, or file naming schemes, facilitating sorting and parsing.

See also: 504, 5, and related numeric codes used in cataloging and postal systems.