Compact Control Readability Style
This style makes it easy to skim the left edge of the code for control statements (whereas styles like 1TBS make statements such as "else" harder to see because they are after an end bracket on the same line). However it keeps the code more compact than styles like the Allman style, by putting opening brackets at the end of lines (as opposed to on their own lines).
// In JavaScript if (x == y) { doSomethingA; doSomethingB; } else { doSomethingC; doSomethingD; }Read more about this topic: Indent Style
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