995

995 is the natural number that follows 994 and precedes 996. It is an odd composite number, with prime factorization 5 × 199, since 199 is a prime. It is not a palindrome and it is not a perfect power. The sum of its digits is 23, and in modular arithmetic 995 ≡ 3 (mod 4).

In different base representations, 995 can be written as 1111100011 in binary, 3E3 in hexadecimal, and CMXCV in Roman numerals. These representations reflect standard numeral systems used in computing and classical writing, respectively. The number is also equal to 1000 − 5, a simple observation that underscores its proximity to a round thousand.

Geography and telecommunications use 995 in a distinct way: the international calling code +995 is assigned to Georgia, the country at the crossroads of Europe and Asia. This code appears in international phone numbers for Georgian destinations, for example as +995 followed by a regional code and subscriber number.

Historically, the year 995 CE falls in the late 10th century, a period of regional developments across various civilizations. As with any year, it is used in historiography to place events within a chronological framework.

Overall, 995 is a small but distinct integer with clear arithmetic properties, simple numeral representations, and a notable contemporary usage as Georgia’s country calling code.