No matter what your language semantics are, there will still be different styles of coding. It's extremely valuable to shepherd your codebase into a particular

No matter what your language semantics are, there will still be different styles of coding. It's extremely valuable to shepherd your codebase into a particular paradigm for readability reasons. That said, style warnings are incredibly hard to detect and enforce (e.g., -Weffc++ is so noisy I've never been in any codebase where I could leave it on)