0584

0584 is a four-digit numeral that may appear in various contexts as a code or identifier. When the leading zero is removed, the underlying value is 584. In many systems the padding is intentional to maintain fixed-width formats for sorting, indexing, or data entry.

In mathematics, 584 has the prime factorization 2^3 × 73. It is an even, composite number. The sum of its digits is 17, so it is not divisible by 3 or 9. In Roman numerals, 584 is written as DLXXXIV. In binary it is 1001001000, and in hexadecimal it is 0x248. These representations reflect its standard base-10 value.

As a code or identifier, 0584 can function in contexts such as inventory numbers, catalog references, or geographic or administrative coding schemes that require fixed-width strings. In such usages, the leading zero carries meaning tied to the formatting convention, and the code may be interpreted as 584 when used as a numeric value rather than an identifier.

Geographic or telecommunication usage of 0584 depends on the specific national or organizational standard. Some systems employ four-digit codes with a leading zero for routing, zoning, or postal purposes, but there is no universal meaning assigned to 0584 across all countries or services. Its significance is determined by the particular database, case, or protocol in which it appears.