460423

460423 is a natural number in the decimal numeral system. It is the successor of 460422 and the predecessor of 460424. It is an odd six-digit integer, and the sum of its digits is 19, which means it is not divisible by 3. As it does not end in 0 or 5, it is not divisible by 5. These simple divisibility tests place it among numbers that are useful for illustrating basic arithmetic properties, even without committing to a full factorization.

In mathematical contexts, numbers like 460423 are often used as examples to demonstrate parity, digit-sum properties, and modular arithmetic. Without performing a full factorization, its primality or composite status remains unspecified here. Such six-digit integers frequently appear in exercises, algorithms, and enumerations where concrete numeric instances are needed to test methods or illustrate concepts.

Beyond pure mathematics, six-digit numbers commonly serve as identifiers across various systems. They can function as catalog numbers, transaction or order identifiers, or internal keys within databases and geocoding schemes. If 460423 is adopted as an identifier in a particular domain, its meaning and scope would be defined by that sistema or context, not by the number itself. In astronomy, minor planets are given sequential numbers once their orbits are confirmed; should a real object be assigned the number 460423, it would carry that official designation in relevant catalogs. As of this article, there is no widely cited object or object-specific meaning attached to the number 460423.