19061962

19061962 is a numeric string commonly used to denote the date 19 June 1962 in the day-month-year notation (DDMMYYYY). In other formats it corresponds to 1962-06-19 in ISO notation and would be written as 06/19/1962 in the United States’ month-day-year style, though without separators it can be ambiguous across locales. The string is often used in archival catalogs, data records, and file naming as a compact, sortable stamp that encodes a specific calendar date.

Beyond a simple date, 19061962 can also function as an identifier in databases or document management systems where a continuous numeric key is preferred. In such contexts, its meaning is determined by the schema and accompanying metadata rather than by the digits alone. The absence of separators makes the sequence compact and machine-friendly, but less immediately readable to humans without locale or format conventions.

Limitations and interpretation notes: the same digits may be interpreted differently depending on regional date formats or parsing rules, so clarity is important when using the string in international contexts. Without additional context, the string does not convey a particular historical event or person; it primarily represents a day in history that could be associated with diverse happenings in various places.

See also: 19 June, 1962; DDMMYYYY format; date notation; 1962 in history.