Why MATNRs leading zeros hv much Impact?

Hi Experts,
Just curious to know that, Why MATNR 's leading zeros do hv much impact on many functions, like data pulling, passing them in FM, display on reports/alv i.e. If I pass my_MATNR as 0000000000000018, data will b pulled, if I pass the same as 18, no result! both together same, right! - 0000000000000018 = 18! I mean, Wht is SAPs idea bhind it/MATNRs behaviour?
I dont think, this is the same case/issue with VBELN/EBELN/KUNNR/LIFNR etc!
thanq.

thanq,
Yes, I hv seen and understand the point.
But, pls. let me clarify that, for instance am loading up the MATMAS from flat file via LSMW, so my_matnr_1_in_flat_file = 18, my_matnr_2_in_flat_file = AB, my_matnr_3_in_flat_file = 00000000000018, so, How they r stored/posted in data base?
1)my_matnr_1_in_flat_file = 18, Is it undergoes Conversion<i><b>(CONVERSION_XXXXXX_INPUT)</b></i> routine and stored as 000000000018?
2)my_matnr_2_in_flat_file = AB, Is it undergoes Conversion routine and stored as AB________________?16spaces
3)my_matnr_3_in_flat_file = 00000000000018, It is NOT undergo for conversion routine? coz, its already possessing the leading zeros!
coz, I set breakpoint in CONVERSION_XXXXXX_OUTPUT, and pulled the MATNRs from MARA into my_alv, but the control did not stopped in the said routine!
thanq.

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