of20

of20 is an alphanumeric designation used across multiple domains to label a product, version, or project. There is no single, universal definition of the term, and interpretations vary by context.

In manufacturing and hardware catalogs, of20 may appear as a model or part number within a family of items. In software development and data management, it can function as a release tag, edition marker, or label indicating a feature set associated with the number 20. In publishing, event planning, and collaborative projects, of20 is sometimes used as a code for a specific edition, version, or batch.

Origins and usage patterns: The form combines a short prefix with a two-digit numeral, a pattern common in alphanumeric naming schemes. The prefix “of” is a generic shorthand that can stand for any organization, feature, or product family, while “20” typically signals a sequence, a version, or a milestone.

Notable examples and references: Because of its generic nature, “of20” has appeared in unrelated contexts; no single authoritative source defines it. Researchers should consult domain-specific catalogs, release notes, or project documentation to determine the intended meaning in a given instance.

See also: Alphanumeric codes; Product numbering; Version control; Model numbers.