Avoiding Software Bottlenecks: Understanding the 'God Object' Anti-Pattern
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The "God Object" anti-pattern in object-oriented programming occurs when a single class takes on too many responsibilities. This design flaw leads to maintenance difficulties, increased complexity, testing challenges, and higher costs, as the class becomes a bottleneck in the system with excessive interdependencies.
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