19751119

19751119 is a numeric date in the YYYYMMDD format, representing November 19, 1975. The use of eight-digit dates like this is common in data systems and archival practices because it allows straightforward lexicographic ordering and unambiguous interpretation across regions.

In standard date notation, the same day can be written in several common formats: 1975-11-19 in ISO 8601 extended form; 11/19/1975 in U.S. convention; and 19/11/1975 in many parts of Europe. The plain digits 19751119 are frequently encountered in filenames, database keys, and timestamp fields where compact, sortable representation is advantageous. The year 1975 was not a leap year, so February had 28 days, and November is the eleventh month in the Gregorian calendar.

Beyond formatting, 19751119 functions as a temporal reference point within historical records for that year. In digital contexts, such dates aid in organizing logs, records, and datasets, enabling efficient retrieval and chronological sorting across large collections. The YYYYMMDD pattern is part of broader date-handling conventions used in databases, programming, and information management.

See also: ISO 8601, Gregorian calendar, date formats, and timestamp conventions.