What is an idempotent operation in distributed systems? Discuss whether the following operations are idempotent: -...

What is an idempotent operation in distributed systems? Discuss whether the following operations are idempotent:
- Pressing a lift (elevator) request button
- Writing data to a file
- Appending data to a file

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