What Is Difference Between Septate Hyphae And Non Septate Hyphae?

According to my research, most fungi have hyphae that form branching, threadlike tubular filaments.  These branching, filamentous structures either lack cross walls (coenocytic, non-septate) or have cross walls (septate) depending on the species.  These cross walls are known
as septa and these septa basically separate the fungal structure into sections.