👉 Non-interdependent, also known as independent or self-contained, refers to a system that is not dependent on any other system. It means that it has its own set of resources and functions without external dependencies or interactions with others. In terms of programming languages, "noninterdependent" can be seen as the opposite of dependency where two or more systems are tightly linked in order for them to function properly. Non-interdependent systems avoid circular references or loops, which makes them easier to debug and maintain.