0315

0315 is a string of digits that can refer to a variety of unrelated things, depending on context. It does not designate a single, universally recognized topic.

In dates and times, 03/15 commonly denotes March 15 in month/day notation used in the United States, while 15/03 is March 15 in many other locales. The date is historically notable as the Ides of March, the day associated with Julius Caesar’s assassination in 44 BCE. In timekeeping, 03:15 represents three fifteen in 24-hour format, i.e., 3:15 AM.

In computing and numbering, leading zeros can indicate octal values in some programming environments. The octal literal 0315, for example, corresponds to the decimal number 205 in contexts where octal notation is used. Modern programming languages often require explicit prefixes (such as 0o prefix) to denote octal numbers.

In cataloging, branding, or product labeling, 0315 frequently appears as a model number, part number, or designation within a series. Without additional context, it is not possible to ascribe a specific item or subject to the string.

See also: 315, the number it represents numerically, and the date March 15 (the Ides of March).