I think you could compare it to being polyglot. You can speak other languages but you have your native language (your main skill).
So, I think problem solving in different languages is actually a really good thing. Some times you will find solutions to problems that were struggling you in other languages. You can make more confortable those "switches" adapting your dev environment to your needs.
Also don't forget that, at the end of the day, programming languages are just tools for problem solving, you can apply every design pattern to almost every language, any data structure concept, etc. You want to improve your problem solving skills, syntax and docs can be learned/read more fast and easy.
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I think you could compare it to being polyglot. You can speak other languages but you have your native language (your main skill).
So, I think problem solving in different languages is actually a really good thing. Some times you will find solutions to problems that were struggling you in other languages. You can make more confortable those "switches" adapting your dev environment to your needs.
Also don't forget that, at the end of the day, programming languages are just tools for problem solving, you can apply every design pattern to almost every language, any data structure concept, etc. You want to improve your problem solving skills, syntax and docs can be learned/read more fast and easy.