👉 Non-executable in programming refers to a type of executable code that is not part of an object's execution environment. This means that it cannot be directly executed by a program or interpreter because it does not have enough runtime resources (e.g., memory) to run the actual program. In other words, non-executable code is not a part of the process of executing a program, and it can't interact with external systems like databases or network connections. This distinction between executable and non-executable code
