0367

0367 is a four-digit string that can refer to multiple things depending on context. As a plain decimal numeral, it represents the integer 367. In many cataloging, inventory, or identification schemes, leading zeros are used to preserve fixed widths or to distinguish items from other numbers, so 0367 and 367 may be treated as distinct codes.

In mathematics, 367 is a prime number, meaning it has no divisors other than 1 and itself. If interpreted as an octal number, 0367 is an octal literal whose decimal value is 247 (3×64 + 6×8 + 7).

In computing, a leading zero often signals octal notation in older programming languages; therefore 0367 can be treated as an octal literal in those contexts, yielding decimal 247. Modern languages typically use 0o367 or 367 without a leading zero to indicate octal or decimal, depending on syntax.

As a year, 367 CE appears in historical chronologies for the late Roman Empire and other regional histories. While no single event defines the year universally, it sits within the broader context of 4th-century developments across Europe, Asia, and Africa.

More generally, 0367 may appear as a model, product, or catalogue code in industry, transportation, or library systems. Its meaning is entirely dependent on the domain in which it is used, and it generally requires additional context to interpret correctly.