045100

045100 is a six-digit numeric string used as an identifier in multiple information-management systems. It has no inherent meaning outside the context in which it appears; its interpretation depends on the governing conventions of the system using it.

Postal and delivery services: In nations or organizations that utilize fixed-width numeric postal codes or routing numbers, a code such as 045100 could designate a specific locality, post office, or delivery route. The exact assignment would be defined in an official postal directory or service database.

Inventory and product catalogs: In manufacturing, logistics, or retail, 045100 may serve as a stock-keeping unit (SKU), batch or lot number, or reference code. Leading zeros are common in such codes to maintain a uniform length for sorting and lookup.

Computing and data formats: When used in software or databases, 045100 can be treated as a string to preserve its leading zero, or as the integer 45100 if the leading zero is disregarded. Fixed-width codes often rely on the string representation to ensure proper alphabetical or numerical ordering.

Mathematics: If interpreted as a decimal number, 045100 equals 45100. Its prime factorization is 2^2 × 5^2 × 11 × 41.

See also: ZIP code, SKU, serial number, fixed-width numeric codes.