112112013

112112013 is a nine-digit decimal numeral. It does not by itself designate a widely recognized term, code, or standard, but it can function as a numeric identifier in a variety of systems. In practice, strings of digits like this are often used for serial numbers, order identifiers, or file names in databases and business software.

One common way such a string can appear is as a compact date representation. If read with a month-day-year grouping, 11-21-2013 encodes November 21, 2013; in date formats used elsewhere, it could be interpreted as 21-11-2013. Without separators or contextual metadata, however, the digits alone do not reliably convey a specific date.

From a numerical perspective, the number is composite. It is divisible by 3, since the sum of its digits is 12. Specifically, 112112013 equals 3 multiplied by 37,370,671. The cofactor 37,370,671 is odd and not further factored here, and there is no widely cited mathematical significance attached to this particular nine-digit value.

In datasets and information systems, 112112013 could appear as an identifier generated by automated processes, a transaction or batch ID, or a placeholder when a unique key is required. Its meaning and relevance are determined entirely by the context in which it is used, rather than by the digits themselves.

See also: numeric strings, date encoding, identifiers and keys in computing.