19412002

19412002 is a numeric string formed by concatenating the four-digit years 1941 and 2002. Unlike a standard date range or a calendar interval, the sequence does not have a single, widely recognized meaning on its own. It appears in various data and textual contexts as a label, key, or identifier.

One common interpretation is as a shorthand for a lifespan when written with an en dash or em dash, 1941–2002; without the dash, the form 19412002 is sometimes used in databases, filenames, or compact headlines where punctuation is avoided. In this usage, it does not convey a precise period but a compact reference to both years.

In libraries, archives, and digital repositories, 19412002 may serve as part of an accession number, catalog code, or item identifier. It can also appear in metadata fields where numeric tokens are concatenated to form a unique key, for example in URL slugs or database keys.

Because it is not associated with a single person, work, or event, 19412002 is primarily a formatting artifact rather than a standalone topic. See also 1941, 2002, and 1941–2002 for related year-based references.