20010db832

20010db832 is a 10-character hexadecimal string. As a generic identifier, it does not by itself denote a widely recognized object in public databases or standards.

In computing, such strings are often used as short forms of longer identifiers, like truncated cryptographic hashes, commit SHAs, database keys, or file fingerprints. Depending on the system, it could be a reference to a specific object, such as a Git commit (where short SHA-1 values are used), a database primary key, or a cache key generated from content.

Because it is not associated with a known standard or widely cited item, any specific meaning is determined by the context in which it appears. The same string in different environments would typically refer to different items.

If interpreted as a hexadecimal number, 20010db832 corresponds to the decimal value 137,456,629,810 (0x20010DB832).

The hexadecimal representation is case-insensitive; both 20010db832 and 20010DB832 refer to the same value. As of now, there is no widely publicized article or standard that assigns a specific meaning to this exact string. Related concepts include hashes, cryptographic hashes, checksums, and short identifiers such as short SHAs.