20000711

20000711 is the eight-digit date notation used in many computer systems to encode a calendar date without separators. When read as a calendar date, 20000711 corresponds to July 11, 2000. The year 2000 is a leap year, which affects February but not dates in July.

Within the Gregorian calendar, 2000-07-11 is the 193rd day of the year, and it falls on a Tuesday. This kind of dating standard is used in data storage and logistics to allow straightforward chronological sorting.

The YYYYMMDD format is commonly used in databases, filenames, and versioning because it sorts lexicographically in chronological order. As such, 20000711 can serve as a convenient numeric key for representing dates in systems that avoid non-numeric separators.

In broader context, 2000-07-11 is part of the turn-of-the-century era and the millennium year, a period marked by the global focus on Y2K readiness and rapid growth in digital record-keeping. While the date itself is routine, it illustrates how calendar dates are encoded for interoperability across software and data ecosystems.

See also: ISO 8601, date format, calendar, July, 2000.