19021984

19021984 is an eight-digit numeric sequence that is typically interpreted as a calendar date in day-month-year notation, corresponding to 19 February 1984. In contexts that use month-day-year formatting, the same date would be written as 02/19/1984, but the continuous string 19021984 is not a standard US format. In ISO 8601, the equivalent date is 1984-02-19.

In computing and data handling, compact date forms like 19021984 are sometimes used as identifiers, file names, or database keys where separators are undesirable. Such usage relies on a fixed, clearly documented convention; without that, the sequence can be ambiguous across regions or systems. When treated as a plain number, its numerical sort order may not align with chronological time unless the layout is explicitly standardized to a sortable form, such as a year-month-day arrangement, which would be 19840219 for this date.

There is no widely recognized concept or event universally identified by the string 19021984 itself. Rather, it functions primarily as a date representation that may appear in personal records, archival metadata, or data-entry contexts depending on the locale and formatting rules in use.

See also: Date formats, ddmmyyyy, mmddyyyy, ISO 8601.