201013

201013 is a six-digit numeric sequence that does not correspond to a single widely recognized subject. In practice, it commonly appears as a date code or as a general identifier within data systems, catalogs, and records.

Date interpretations: In many date notations, especially those using day-month-year with a two-digit year, 20/10/13 would map to 20 October 2013. Written without separators as 201013, it is often read as a compact form of that date. However, date formats vary by region, and in some systems the sequence may have no date meaning at all.

Usage in information systems: In logistics, inventory control, and IT workflows, six-digit strings like 201013 are used as batch numbers, serials, version identifiers, or file-naming components. The precise encoding—if any—depends on the organization that assigns it.

Notability: There is no widely cited event, product, or entity that is known specifically by the name 201013, so the term generally serves as a generic numeric code rather than a proper noun.

See also: 20 October 2013, date formats, 2013.