19021995

19021995 is an eight-digit numeric string that most commonly denotes the date February 19, 1995, when read in day-month-year order (ddmmyyyy). The same sequence can be ambiguous in international contexts, because many regions use different date notations and separators.

In the United States, where month-day-year (mmddyyyy) is prevalent, the string 19021995 would be problematic as a direct date without clarification, since 19 would exceed the calendar month range. To avoid ambiguity, date values are typically written with separators or converted to an unambiguous format such as ISO 8601.

ISO 8601 standardizes dates as year-month-day, so the equivalent unambiguous representation of the intended date would be 1995-02-19. Many databases and computer systems adopt the yyyy-mm-dd format or store dates as numeric timestamps to prevent locale-related misinterpretation. When an eight-digit string is presented without separators, parsing rules or regional settings determine whether it is interpreted as ddmmyyyy, mmddyyyy, or another convention.

Beyond representing a calendar date, 19021995 may be used as a numeric identifier, a version stamp, or a file naming convention in records or datasets, with meaning that is highly context-dependent. There is no widely recognized event universally associated with this exact digit sequence. In practice, the interpretation of 19021995 is determined by the surrounding system, locale, and data standard in use.