0902

0902 is a four-digit numeric string that lacks a single, universal meaning and is used in several unrelated domains as a code, year designation, or date fragment. In historical chronologies, the number can represent the year 902 CE in the Julian calendar, or appear as 0902 in data-rendered formats where four digits are required. In modern data management, leading zeros are commonly used to create fixed-width identifiers; 0902 may serve as a catalog, inventory, or product-code segment in databases and supply chains. In manufacturing and consumer electronics, 0902 often appears as a model, revision, or batch identifier within a broader product family.

Dates and calendars: When written as 09/02, the sequence can denote a date, with September 2 in month-first formats typical of the United States, or February 9 in day-first formats common in many other regions. In standardized date fields, 09-02 might be used as a compact representation of 9 February or September 2 depending on the convention.

Telecommunications: In Japan, mobile phone numbers commonly begin with prefixes such as 090, 080, or 070; a longer number starting with 0902 is therefore plausible as a subscriber number in that system.

Notable uses and interpretation: As a numeric code, 0902 has no single canonical meaning and its interpretation depends on the surrounding context, including the specific industry, data schema, or locale in which it appears.

See also: 902, 9-02, 0900.