19101976

19101976 is a numeric date string that encodes the day, month, and year as 19, 10, and 1976, corresponding to 19 October 1976 in the Gregorian calendar. It is often encountered in contexts where dates are written without separators or in fixed-width formats, such as archival records, bibliographic data, or data-processing systems.

In international usage, the date can also be expressed as 1976-10-19 in ISO 8601 format. When written without separators as 19101976, it is most common in regions that use day-month-year ordering; however, without explicit context, a month-day-year interpretation could be possible in systems that assume a month-first convention. Consequently, unseparated eight-digit dates can be ambiguous across some cultures and applications, making clear formatting or accompanying metadata important in data exchange.

Historical and practical notes: the year 1976 was a leap year. The significance of 19 October 1976 varies by region and record type, and there is no single universally recognized event tied to this specific date in standard reference works. In practice, 19 October 1976 may appear in person records, media archives, or chronological databases as a timestamp rather than as a standalone historical milestone. The value of the string lies in its clarity for machines and its interpretability for humans when paired with appropriate date formats.