19920418

19920418 is an eight-digit numeric date used to encode a specific day in the proleptic Gregorian calendar. Interpreted as YYYYMMDD, it represents April 18, 1992. This separatorless form is common in computing, databases, filenames, and archival records because it preserves chronological order when sorted as text.

In computing and data management, the YYYYMMDD format is valued for its unambiguous ordering across locales and languages. The value 19920418 will sort before 19920419 and after 19920417 when treated as a numeric or string date. Its fixed length also makes it convenient for indexing and data interchange where a compact date representation is needed.

Calendar context: 1992 was a leap year, so February had 29 days. April 18, 1992 fell on a Saturday. The date lies in the northern hemisphere spring and the southern hemisphere autumn.

Historical notes: There is no single universally recognized event that defines the date 19920418. It appears in records, logs, and datasets as a point in time, with significance arising from the specific context rather than from the date itself. In the early 1990s, global affairs included geopolitical transitions and significant cultural developments, but none are universally centered on this exact calendar date.

See also: ISO 8601 date notation, YYYYMMDD, date formats.