0235

0235 is a four-digit numeric string that can function as a code, identifier, or formatting convention in various contexts. As a number, it represents the same value as 235 when leading zeros are ignored; in Roman numerals, 235 is written as CCXXXV, and in arithmetic it is a composite number equal to 5 multiplied by 47.

Historically, 235 CE is notable in the chronology of the Roman Empire. It marks the assassination of Emperor Severus Alexander by his own troops and the subsequent onset of the Crisis of the Third Century, a period of political instability and frequent upheavals across the empire.

In computing and data management, 0235 may be used as a fixed-width identifier or as part of a version or timestamp scheme. The leading zeroes are often used to ensure uniform field widths in databases, catalogs, or file systems, but the exact meaning of 0235 depends on the particular system or standard in use.

Beyond these uses, 0235 is primarily a numeric string without intrinsic meaning on its own; its interpretation arises from the context in which it appears. Related references include the plain number 235 and the Roman numeral CCXXXV, as well as the historical year 235 CE.

See also: 235 (number), CCXXXV, Year 235.