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How come interphase is not echnically a part of meiosis/mitosis?

April 26, 2017interphase Meiosis Mitosis Technically

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How come interphase is not echnically a part of meiosis/mitosis?

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A. Well, if you have a look at the life cycle of a cell, it can be broken up into two overall parts. The part when it isn’t dividing (INTERPHASE) and the part when it is. Based on this, a cell is either in interphase OR it is undergoing cell division. It’s that black and white.