I guess it is less the uni than the first job(s). On the uni for me it was everything from assembler, c, bash to java and matlab so rather no chances for catching an accent.
But later working with some folks and doing much coding on my own could create some style, like naming the methods or the overall way of thinking of and structuring the code.
Also the Clean Code and Thinking in Patterns books could shape that in some way.
I guess it is less the uni than the first job(s). On the uni for me it was everything from assembler, c, bash to java and matlab so rather no chances for catching an accent.
But later working with some folks and doing much coding on my own could create some style, like naming the methods or the overall way of thinking of and structuring the code.
Also the Clean Code and Thinking in Patterns books could shape that in some way.