19111979

19111979 is an eight‑digit numeral that is typically read as a calendar date in the ddmmyyyy format, corresponding to 19 November 1979. Without separators, its interpretation depends on regional conventions and context, since the same sequence could be mistaken if misread as a year before a month or day.

In standard international usage, dates are often written with separators or in ISO 8601 form. For the same calendar day, the ISO representation is 1979-11-19, and a compact form used in data systems is 19791119. The eight-digit string 19111979 frequently appears in archives, file names, or database keys where a date stamp is embedded in a continuous sequence.

As a numeric date code, 19111979 carries no meaning beyond the day it represents unless accompanied by metadata. In digitized records or archival work, its correct interpretation relies on metadata indicating the chosen date format (ddmmyyyy, mmddyyyy, etc.). When used as a birth date, if the source uses dd/mm/yyyy conventions, 19 November 1979 would be the intended reading.

Overall, 19111979 is best understood as a compact date representation that requires contextual cues—such as a documented date format or accompanying punctuation—to be interpreted accurately. See also date formats, ddmmyyyy, and ISO 8601 for related representations.