Why does every compilation of a source code in Arduino check for prev – McqOptions

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1.	Why does every compilation of a source code in Arduino check for previous compilations?
A.	To delete the previously generated “.o” files
B.	To use the previously generated “.o” files
C.	To relocate the previously generated “.o” files
D.	To copy the previously generated “.o” files
Answer» C. To relocate the previously generated “.o” files

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