About your junior comment, are virtuals really the biggest thing you should worry about? There are infinitely many things a newbie programmer will screw up (think linear algorithms, excessive memory allocation, hardcoded, non-modular and thread-unsafe code, etc). I think virtual calls are likely to be just *one* of your problems, and probably not the biggest one.
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