12381320

12381320 is an eight-digit decimal numeral. In mathematics, it is a composite integer with prime factorization 2^3 × 5 × 7^2 × 6317, making it divisible by 2, 4, 5, 8, 10 and many other divisors. It lies between 12,381,319 and 12,381,321. As a natural number, it does not carry any inherent meaning beyond its arithmetic properties, and it serves mainly as an example number in teaching and demonstrations.

In computing and information management, 12381320 frequently appears as an identifier in various contexts. It may function as a primary key in databases, a catalog or part number, or a transaction or file identifier in systems that employ fixed-length numeric codes. Because it is simply a numeric string, its significance is determined by the specific domain or application that assigns it. Formatting conventions can vary, with some contexts displaying it as 12,381,320 and others storing it as 12381320; padding with leading zeros is also common to achieve a uniform length across records.

No widely recognized object, standard, or event is specifically linked to the exact sequence 12381320 in standard references. When encountered, it is typically interpreted according to the surrounding system, dataset, or documentation that produced it.