19071999

19071999 is an eight-digit numeric string that commonly serves as a date in the ddmmyyyy format, representing 19 July 1999. When written with separators, it would appear as 19/07/1999 or 19-07-1999 in locales that use day-month-year ordering. The string carries no inherent meaning beyond that date but is often used in computing and record-keeping as a compact date stamp, a filename suffix, or as part of an identity key where non-numeric separators are undesirable.

Because formatting conventions vary by region and system, the same eight digits can be ambiguous if detached from context; some date-parsing libraries expect a particular order and may reject 19071999 as a valid date if interpreted as month-day-year. In international data work, ISO 8601 provides an unambiguous representation of the same moment as 1999-07-19.

Notable uses of such date-like numeric strings include archival indexing, versioning, and batch identifiers, though 19071999 by itself does not designate a widely recognized event or entity. When translating to other formats, it is common to map to 1999-07-19 or to the textual form 19 July 1999.

See also: Date format, ISO 8601, DDMMYYYY, YYYYMMDD.