what does a non overlapping code mean?

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need help asap

Answer 1

Non-overlapping: Each triplet in DNA specifies one amino acid. Each base is part of only one triplet, and is therefore involved in specifying only one amino acid
Eg.AUC CGA ACU AGC
Overlapping code: as the code is read in blocks of three, it will only move up one base at a time, rather than three bases at a time, like the non-overlapping code
Eg. AUC UCC CCG CGA GAA AAC ACU CUA AGC

Or to put it simply non-overlapping code means adjacent triplets do not share a base

Answer 2

are u asking something related to cdma??if yes then it means two codes are orthogonal that is when taken dot product u will get zero..hence a signal coded with one code cannot interfere with other...