230600

230600 is a decimal integer comprising six digits. As an even number, it is divisible by 2. Its prime factorization is 2^3 × 5^2 × 1153, with 1153 being prime. Consequently, the number has 24 positive divisors. The decimal representation ends with two zeros, indicating divisibility by 100, and it is also divisible by 200 (yielding 1,153 as the quotient). It is not a prime or a perfect square.

In practical contexts, 230600 can function as an identifier. Six-digit numbers are common in postal coding schemes, inventory control, and cataloging, and 230600 may denote a specific locality or item depending on the system. It can also serve as a model, part, or batch number in manufacturing or logistics databases. In computing, such numbers are frequently used as keys or codes in data structures and file naming. If interpreted as a time encoding using HHMMSS, 230600 corresponds to 23:06:00.

Without an explicit context, 230600 has no universal meaning beyond its arithmetic properties and common uses as a numeric identifier. Its significance arises from the system in which it is applied, rather than from the number itself.