Two different programming teams have implemented a class named Rectangle. One team provided accessors to get and set the location (origin), width, and height of a rectangle, while the other team chose to make the origin, width, and height fields public so that they can simply be directly accessed (read and/or changed). The second team argues that if you have accessors which allow you to both get and set all the values in the rectangle, there is no difference in having the fields public. Explain why the second team does not know what they are talking about. Be specific; give an example of how their approach can produce a software system that fails.