0320

0320 is a four-digit numeral that can occur in multiple contexts as a number, as a code, or as part of an identifier. In plain decimal notation, the value is 320, since a leading zero does not change the value.

In computing, a leading zero can indicate octal notation in several programming languages (for example C, C++, and some scripting languages). In that setting, 0320 denotes the octal number 320, which equals decimal 208 and hexadecimal 0xD0.

Date and time notation: In month/day formats used in the United States, 03/20 represents March 20. In other date formats, 0320 may appear as part of a longer timestamp or as a year- or day-of-year placeholder, depending on the formatting rules in use.

Identifiers and cataloging: 0320 commonly appears as a substring in model numbers, part numbers, SKUs, or catalog identifiers. Its meaning is determined entirely by the issuing organization or system and has no universal significance on its own.

Overall, 0320 serves as a flexible numeric sequence with several domain-specific interpretations rather than a single, standardized designation.