18351910

18351910 is a plain numeric string formed by joining the years 1835 and 1910. It does not designate a single widely known person, organization, or event by itself. In practice, the sequence is most often encountered as a compact representation of a birth year and death year when punctuation is omitted or when data fields require alphanumeric strings.

In historical and bibliographic contexts, a person born in 1835 and who died in 1910 is typically written as 1835–1910 in prose, or as 18351910 in fields that strip punctuation. The latter usage is common in library catalogs, archival finding aids, database records, and some digitized corpora where dates are stored as a contiguous string for indexing or sorting. In such cases, the meaning is derived from the associated metadata rather than the digits alone.

Other interpretations may include a range of years for a historical period (from 1835 to 1910) or an identifying code in non-biographical settings, such as product numbers or file codes, depending on the system in use. Because the digits carry no inherent semantic marker beyond the implied years, context is essential to interpret 18351910 correctly.

See also: 1835, 1910; lifespans; date notation.