0114

0114 is a numeric string that can have several meanings depending on context. As a plain decimal value, ignoring leading zeros, it denotes the number 114. In contexts that treat numbers with a leading zero as octal, 0114 denotes octal 114, which equals decimal 76.

In computing and programming, 0114 can appear as an octal literal. Many languages use a leading zero to indicate octal notation, so 0114 would be interpreted as octal 114, i.e., decimal 76. This usage varies by language and version; some modern languages restrict or remove octal literals, while others retain them for compatibility with legacy code.

As a year, 0114 would correspond to the year 114 in the Anno Domini era if used in fixed-width date representations. In historical data sets, leading zeros can appear to align dates or identifiers, but the exact meaning depends on the system generating the data.

In cataloging, labeling, or product identifiers, 0114 can serve as a code or part number. Without a defined context—such as the issuing organization, library, retailer, or database—the string has no universal meaning beyond its numeric value and formatting.

See also: the number 114, octal numeral system, and conventions for fixed-width numeric identifiers. While 0114 is not inherently specialized, its interpretation is determined by the surrounding data framework and the conventions of the field in which it appears.