20012013

20012013 is a numeric sequence that most commonly denotes a calendar date when read in the day-month-year format, representing 20 January 2013. In practice, the eight-digit string is often used as a compact timestamp in archives, databases, file-naming schemes, or batch identifiers, where separators are omitted for brevity or compatibility with legacy systems.

Interpretation and usage:

- Date reference: In regions that use ddmmyyyy notation, 20012013 stands for 20 January 2013 and may appear in document timestamps, event catalogs, or data exports.

- Coding and archiving: The string is used as a code for records created on that date or for datasets covering a short interval around that day, sometimes lacking any explicit separators.

Notable associations:

- The date is near the period of the 2013 United States presidential inauguration. The inauguration ceremony occurred in Washington, D.C. around January 20–21, 2013, marking the beginning of Barack Obama’s second term. News archives from January 2013 also reference events around that date in various countries.

Limitations:

- Without separators or a defined locale, 20012013 can be ambiguous. Some readers interpret eight-digit dates as year-month-day or other formats, so context is required to ensure correct interpretation.

See also:

- 20 January 2013

- 2013 in politics

- Barack Obama 2013 inauguration