19472006

19472006 is an eight-digit string formed by concatenating two four-digit years, 1947 and 2006. On its own it carries no specific meaning, but it appears in contexts where year-based tokens are combined or used as identifiers in data practices.

In library, archival, and records-management systems, similar concatenated year codes can show up as examples or test data. They may be used to illustrate how to parse a code into separate date components, or to simulate a code that encodes a span or range, such as a period from 1947 to 2006, or simply serve as a placeholder in demonstrations.

In software development and databases, 19472006 can function as a key or tag. Its fixed length and predictable structure make it useful for testing parsing routines, validation rules, or range-filter logic. When split into two parts, it yields the numbers 1947 and 2006, which can be treated as discrete values in applications.

As a standalone token, 19472006 does not correspond to a widely recognized historical event, organization, or product. Its interpretation is entirely dependent on the surrounding context and the conventions of the system that employs it.