What are some common C++ anti-patterns and their examples?

What are some common C++ anti-patterns?

Common C++ anti-patterns include the God Object, Spaghetti Code, and the Singleton pattern. Would you like examples?

Yes, can you give me an example of the God Object anti-pattern?

The God Object anti-pattern occurs when a single class controls too many aspects of a program, making it hard to maintain. For instance, a class that handles user input, data processing, and output all at once.

That makes sense. What about Spaghetti Code?

Spaghetti Code refers to code with a complex and tangled control structure, often due to excessive use of goto statements. It makes the code hard to follow and maintain.