What is Noninteractive?

Noninteractive refers to a system or process that does not require or allow for user input or interaction. In other words, it is a one-way communication where the system provides information or performs an action without waiting for any input from the user.

For example, a noninteractive system might be a website that displays a list of products and their prices without allowing users to browse or purchase anything. Another example could be a software program that automatically backs up your files at regular intervals without requiring any input from you.

Noninteractive systems are often used in situations where speed and efficiency are important, such as in automated manufacturing processes or in data processing tasks. However, they can also be less flexible and less user-friendly than interactive systems, as they do not allow for user input or customization.