1200013000

1200013000 is a decimal integer consisting of ten digits. As a numeric literal, it equals 1,200,013 multiplied by 1,000, giving the factorization 8 × 5^3 × 1,200,013; thus the number is divisible by 8 and by 1000, but not by 16 or by higher powers of 5. It ends with three zeros and lies well within the range of 32-bit signed integers (the maximum for that type is 2,147,483,647).

In computing, this value can have several interpretations depending on context. As a Unix timestamp, interpreted as seconds since January 1, 1970 UTC, it would correspond to a date in 2008. In data systems, it may appear as a unique identifier, a primary key, or a numeric code such as an invoice, order, or record identifier. It could also represent a file size in bytes (approximately 1.2 billion bytes, or about 1.2 gigabytes in decimal terms) in certain logging or auditing datasets.

There is no widely recognized meaning or event universally associated with the specific number 1200013000. Like many large integers, its significance derives entirely from the system, dataset, or application in which it is used. If a particular source assigns it a concrete interpretation, that meaning would be defined within that context.

See also: Unix timestamp concepts, 32-bit integer ranges, numeric identifiers in databases.