a) Build Tool Theory An IDE (such as IntelliJ, Eclipse,) is often clever enough to guess how to compile and run your Java programs

a) Build Tool Theory An IDE (such as IntelliJ, Eclipse,) is often clever enough to guess how to compile and run your Java programs. Name one reason to create a dedicated set of build scripts as opposed to relying on this behavior of IDEs

b) Version Control There is a component of the git project that is improved by creating descriptive commit messages and by organizing your work into commits based on whether they are conceptually related. Name that component, or name the command that allows one to observe it.

c)Project Synchronization On a version-controlled project (such as one on GitLab), you are constantly synchronizing your local copy of your work with a copy on a remote server. Describe or give examples of one type of file that you should generally avoid pushing to that remote copy.