Which of the following best describes message flows?

A. Implied messages include meanings that are not obvious, whilethe meanings of stated messages are clearly identified.Explanation:Implied is not obvious while stated is expically stated.

A. visiting a website that criticizes another student.

Check the attached image for code screenshot and output.Explanation:       Rectangle.cpp#include "Rectangle.h"Rectangle::Rectangle() {        length = 0;        width = 0;}Rectangle::Rectangle(double newLength, double newWidth) {        length = newLength;        width = newWidth;}void Rectangle::setLength(double l) {        length = l;}void Rectangle::setWidth(double w) {        width = w;}double Rectangle::getLength() {        return length;}double Rectangle::getWidth() {        return width;}double Rectangle::computeArea() {        return length * width;}double Rectangle::computePerimeter() {        return 2 * (length + width);}Rectangle Rectangle::operator++ () {        length++;        width++;        return *this;}Rectangle Rectangle::operator++ (int) {        Rectangle r(length, width);        ++length;        ++width;        return r;}Rectangle Rectangle::operator-- () {        if(length > 0) {                length--;        }        if(width > 0) {                width--;        }        return *this;}Rectangle Rectangle::operator-- (int) {        Rectangle r(length, width);        if(length > 0) {                length--;        }        if(width > 0) {                width--;        }        return r;}Rectangle Rectangle::operator- (Rectangle other) {                if(length > other.length && width > other.width) {                length--;                width--;        } else {                cout << "invalid operation. Subtrated Rectangle is bigger" << endl;        }        return *this;}bool Rectangle::operator==(Rectangle other) {        return (length == other.length) && (width == other.width);}bool Rectangle::operator!=(Rectangle other) {        return (length != other.length) || (width != other.width);}void Rectangle::printDetails() {        cout << "Rectangle Report" << endl;        cout << "Dimensions: " << length << " X " << width << endl;        cout << "Area: " << computeArea() << endl;        cout << "Perimeter: " << computePerimeter() << endl;        cout << "" << endl;}         Rectangle.h#include#includeusing namespace std;class Rectangle {        double length, width;        public:        Rectangle();        Rectangle(double newLength, double newWidth);        void setLength(double l);        void setWidth(double w);        double getLength();        double getWidth();        double computeArea();        double computePerimeter();                Rectangle operator++ ();        Rectangle operator++ (int);                Rectangle operator-- ();        Rectangle operator-- (int);        Rectangle operator- (Rectangle r);        bool operator== (Rectangle r);        bool operator!= (Rectangle r);                void printDetails();};            main.cpp#include "Rectangle.h"        // Ask the user to type in a length and width and        // create an object called rect2 of the rectangle class        // See output for format        cout << "Enter the length of rectangle 3: ";        cin >> l;        cout << "Enter the width of rectangle 3: ";        cin >> w;        Rectangle rect3(l, w);        cout << endl;        cout.setf(ios::fixed);        cout.precision(1);        // Using the member function in the class, print rect1, rect2,        // and rect3 details in that order        rect1.printDetails();        rect2.printDetails();        rect3.printDetails();        cout << endl;        // Print each rectangle in the format shown on the output        cout << "Rectangle 1: " << rect1.getLength() << " X " << rect1.getWidth() << endl;        cout << "Area: " << rect1.computeArea() << " Perimeter: " << rect1.computePerimeter() << endl;        cout << "Rectangle 2: " << rect2.getLength() << " X " << rect2.getWidth() << endl;        cout << "Area: " << rect2.computeArea() << " Perimeter: " << rect2.computePerimeter() << endl;        cout << "Rectangle 3: " << rect3.getLength() << " X " << rect3.getWidth() << endl;        cout << "Area: " << rect3.computeArea() << " Perimeter: " << rect3.computePerimeter() << endl;        if(rect2 == rect3) {                cout << "rectangle 2 and 3 are same." << endl;        } else {                cout << "rectangle 2 and 3 are not same." << endl;        }        cout << "After incrementing rectangle 2: ";        rect2++;        rect2.printDetails();    return 0;}

Go to incognito mode and clear all Browing history and never saved your login credentials in any websites.Explanation:The exert thing to do is to go into incognito mode of the browser and clear all browsing history. Clearing the browsing history allows the cookies that keep a signatory acknowledgment between client and server to be deleted.After clearing the browsing history, trying to access the Windoww should be successful because whatever conflict existed would have been cleared.Incognito mode of a browser is the mode that allows a user to browse the Internet without having any online history to care about.

looks like a cry for help nglStep-by-step explanation:

no >:)Step-by-step explanation:

Research the error message on the web.Explanation:

c think of counterexamples