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CWE-1079 flags a parent class with child classes but no virtual destructor. In C++ this can cause undefined behavior and leaks when objects are deleted through a base pointer.
CWE-1078 covers code that ignores agreed style for indentation, whitespace and comments. It is a quality issue, but it can hide real bugs from reviewers.
Comparing floats with equality can fail because of rounding. CWE-1077 explains why, with Python and Java examples and safe comparison patterns.
Hard-coded constants, explicit finalize calls and other convention breaks make code harder to fix safely. CWE-1076 with C and Java examples.
A goto outside a branching structure makes code hard to follow and easy to break. CWE-1075 explains the risk and cleaner alternatives.
A class with many parent classes is hard to read and change. CWE-1074 cites 7 parent classes as a default maximum and how to flatten the design.
Client functions that make many separate data calls are slow and costly to run. CWE-1073 cites 2 per function as a default maximum and shows the fix.
Opening a new database connection per request is slow and easy to exhaust. CWE-1072 explains why pools matter and how to adopt one.
An empty block can mean unfinished work, accidental deletion or a bug. CWE-1071 covers where they hide and how to clean them up.
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