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How do you structure your if statements, and what do you consider the easier-to-read of the two? As in:
if(condition){
//...
}
compared to
if(condition)
{
//...
}
I use the first method. It is easier to read, and in some cases, you may omit the {} (if one line is following the if statement).
Visual Studio can be set to do this automatically, and I’m sure other platforms can be set to format the code as well.