xh24pyk

xh24pyk is a seven-character alphanumeric string that is sometimes used as an example identifier in computing contexts. It does not correspond to a known standard, acronym, or public specification, and there is no official meaning attached to the sequence itself. In practice, such identifiers label artifacts, records, or samples in data models, version control, or repository metadata, without encoding semantic content within the string.

Etymology and form: the sequence combines lowercase letters and digits in a pattern that appears random, typical of generated tokens intended to be human-unreadable and collision-resistant in example data. The length of seven characters is common in tutorial data as a simple yet non-obvious token.

Usage: in software development tutorials, xh24pyk may appear as a placeholder artifact ID, a commit-like token in demonstration pipelines, or a key in a small dataset. In database design, a field labeled xh24pyk could serve as a primary key or surrogate key alongside other fields; however, the actual meaning is defined by the surrounding schema.

Limitations: as an opaque identifier, xh24pyk carries no intrinsic metadata. Metadata must be stored separately in associated records, such as a metadata table or documentation.

See also: identifiers, token, hash, UUID, surrogate key, artifact ID.