359

359 is a natural number that follows 358 and precedes 360. It is an odd, prime number, meaning its only positive divisors are 1 and 359. In the sequence of primes, it sits between 353 and 367.

In numeral systems, 359 has representations across various bases. In Roman numerals it is written as CCCLIX. In binary it is 101100111, and in hexadecimal it is 0x167.

359 also appears in telecommunications as a country calling code. The international dialing code +359 is assigned to Bulgaria, used when placing calls to Bulgarian telephone numbers from abroad.

As a calendar year, 359 AD is a point in late antiquity within the Roman Empire and the broader historical era. While specific events from that year vary by historical source, the period is generally characterized by political and religious developments affecting the eastern portion of the empire and its neighbors.

In other contexts, 359 can be encountered as an identifier or designation (for example, catalog numbers, model numbers, or numerical codes) depending on the domain.