[Aperocky]

> contributes to poor code quality

I have another perspective, I think code quality are pretty uniform across languages, either all of ones code quality is poor or it will be fine across all language one writes.

Most of the code quality stems from logically dividing the building blocks and making it readable. Hence it should be logically traceable and uses the basics whenever possible. This is good, readable code.

Obviously some languages demands greater knowledge (e.g. C, Haskell) to master and use appropriately but they are a minority.

[wutbrodo]

I strongly disagree. It's very visible when someone is trying to write (eg) Python in C++ or vice versa, in a way that can substantially harm readability.