What is Interactive?

 What is Interactive? Directly Accept Input Action Processing
Interactive Programs

     A term for computer programs that accept input from the user while they are running; for example, a game that waits for the user to take an action, then responds to that action. The interaction between computer and user may take place through typed commands, voice commands, mouse clicks, or other means of interfacing. The opposite of interactive processing is batch processing, where all the commands are given before the program starts to run.

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 What is Interactive? Directly Accept Input Action Processing