The Panasonic C-X200Z belongs to Panasonic's C-series of 35mm film compacts from the late 1980s to 1990s, with the 'Z' in its name denoting a zoom-lens variant sold alongside the fixed-lens models in the same range.
It is an autofocus 35mm compact with a built-in zoom lens, motorised film advance and rewind, and built-in flash, in keeping with the layout of other zoom-equipped C-series bodies. Exact zoom range and maximum aperture are not independently confirmed and are omitted rather than guessed.
The zoom lens gives more framing flexibility than the fixed-lens models in the same C-series, at the cost of a slower maximum aperture typical of compact zoom optics of the period.
These are inexpensive secondhand and mostly of interest to casual film shooters; check the zoom mechanism for smooth travel without grinding, inspect the battery compartment for corrosion, and run a test roll before relying on it.