0112

0112 is a four-digit numeric string that can function as a number or as part of a code, depending on context. In standard decimal notation, the value is 112.

In programming contexts with C-style syntax, a leading zero often denotes octal notation. In such cases, 0112 is the octal literal for octal 112, which equals decimal 74.

In Unicode, the hexadecimal code point U+0112 denotes the character Ē, the Latin capital letter E with a macron.

As a calendar designation, 0112 can be interpreted as the year 112 CE in the proleptic Gregorian calendar, used in historical dating with four-digit year notation.

Beyond numbers, 0112 is sometimes used as a sequence in identifiers such as catalog numbers, product codes, or database keys. It has no single universal meaning outside of its specific context.