Answer:
Carbon-Carbon bond is not considered as a noncovalent interaction because electrons are shared between the two carbons forming a strong covalent bond.
Step-by-step explanation:
Non covalent interactions does not involve sharing of electrons rather it involves dispersed variation of electromagnetic interactions between the molecules.
Examples include;
Hydrogen bond- in order to be formed the donor Atom has to be electronegative
Ionic interactions- These are attractions between two oppositely charged ions
Van der waals- It is formed due to small , transient asymmetric electron distribution around atoms