35004100

35004100 is a numeric string consisting of eight digits. It does not have an inherent meaning on its own but is used as an identifier in various information systems. In postal addressing, eight-digit codes are used in several countries; in Brazil, CEPs are eight digits long, and a postal code such as 35004100 would typically be written in standard form as 35004-100. The exact location corresponding to that code would depend on the postal system’s allocation and should be looked up in an authoritative address registry.

In commerce and manufacturing, 35004100 could function as a product code, model number, SKU, or catalog identifier assigned by a company to distinguish items, batches, or configurations. In libraries or archives, sequences of digits like 35004100 may appear as internal inventory numbers or accession codes embedded within larger metadata schemes.

In information technology and data management, such a number can serve as a primary key, surrogate key, or internal reference in databases, often without any semantic meaning beyond uniqueness. Numeric identifiers are chosen to be compact and sortable.

Because the same sequence can appear in many distinct domains, 35004100 typically requires context to resolve to a specific entity. If you encountered it in a particular system, consult that system’s documentation or the data’s metadata to interpret its meaning.