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    AC.ID notation

    As we have seen, the number before the decimal tells us what area and category we're in. The number after the decimal is the ID.

    I often use AC.ID notation as shorthand to refer to any generic Johnny.Decimal system. A, C, and ID serve as variables.

    For example:

    • AC.ID is any ID in the system.

    • 1C.ID is any ID in area 10-19.

    • 11.ID is any ID in category 11.

    • AC.11 is ID .11 in any category.

    See this in action on the first two figures of the standard zeros page.

    SYS.AC.ID

    When we use multiple systems the notation is extended to SYS.AC.ID – System Area Category ID.


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