19062002

19062002 is an eight-digit numeric string that is commonly interpreted as a calendar date in day-month-year order. When read in this format, it denotes 19 June 2002. In ISO 8601 notation, the same date appears as 2002-06-19. The string can also function as a compact identifier in various data systems, where the embedded date is a helpful reference but does not, by itself, convey a specific event or fact.

In practical use, 19062002 often appears in file names, archival records, or catalog entries where a date stamp assists with sorting or retrieval. In contexts that employ the DDMMYYYY convention, the sequence helps indicate when a document or artifact was created, published, or deemed relevant. However, the exact meaning of the string when used as an identifier depends on the surrounding documentation or the conventions of the organization maintaining the record.

Ambiguity can arise if no accompanying format specification is provided. For example, some systems might repurpose the same eight digits for a non-date meaning, or may store the date elements in different orders within composite identifiers. As a result, without explicit context, 19062002 should not be assumed to encode a single universal meaning across different domains.

See also: date formats, ISO 8601, calendar notation.