UPCcode
UPCcode, or Universal Product Code, is a barcode symbology that is widely used in retail and inventory management. It was developed by George J. Laurer in 1973 and is a standard format for product identification. The UPCcode consists of 12 numeric digits, which are divided into six digits for the manufacturer and six digits for the product. The last digit is a check digit used to verify the accuracy of the code.
The UPCcode is printed on the packaging of products and is scanned using a barcode scanner or
The UPCcode is managed by GS1, a global organization that provides standards for product identification and
In summary, UPCcode is a widely used barcode symbology for product identification and inventory management. It