19101984

19101984 is a numeric date string that commonly denotes October 19, 1984 in day–month–year notation. When written with separators, 19/10/1984 is readily interpreted in countries that use the ddmmyyyy format, while the ISO 8601 representation of the same day is 1984-10-19.

Without separators, the meaning of 19101984 can be ambiguous and may vary by locale or system. In contexts that expect ddmmyyyy, it clearly reads as 19 October 1984; in other contexts, such as those that use yyyymmdd or that impose different conventions, misinterpretation can occur. Because of such potential confusion, many modern standards recommend explicit separators or the ISO 8601 format to avoid ambiguity.

In practical use, 19101984 often appears in archival, database, or file-naming conventions where dates are embedded as identifiers. It can serve to denote the creation date, publication date, or another timestamp associated with a record. The particular date itself may be of historical interest in a given regional or disciplinary context, but the numeric string is typically valued for its role as a compact timestamp rather than for singular historical significance.

Best practices suggest preferring unambiguous formats, such as 1984-10-19 or 19-10-1984, when communicating date information across international audiences or when storing dates in systems that may be read with different locale settings.