010002

010002 is a six-digit numeric string that can function as an identifier, code, or model number in various contexts. It has no intrinsic meaning on its own; its significance depends on where it appears.

Computing and programming: In languages that interpret numbers with a leading zero as octal, 010002 is a valid octal literal. Its value in decimal is 4098. Not all languages treat such literals the same way; in many modern languages the leading zero is not allowed or denotes different syntax, which can cause errors or be considered invalid.

Use in data systems: Such sequences are often used as codes in inventory management, cataloging, or reference systems. As a SKU, part number, or dataset key, 010002 would typically be defined by the issuing organization to map to a specific item or record.

Geographic or postal usage: Some postal or geographic coding schemes use fixed-length numeric codes, but there is no widely recognized assignment of 010002 to a particular location. It may appear in a fictional or example dataset.