if(){
}

or

if()
{
}

I must say I'm a fan of the second. But I see most people using the first on if statements.

if ( condition )
{

}

here

I use
statement (condition)
{
[...]
}
too 😉

if( condition )
{
doThis();
}

When I started programming I found the first one more convenient to read. But then I started using IDE's and their powerful formatters. And suddenly I was coding in each programming language according to their most common formatting practices. Means nowaday: it depends on the language.

totally depends... at university, we use the first one. when im at home or doing other side projects, both depending on what language or with whom i work with.

A == b? C : D;

will be better 😂

if(

){}

if (condition) //ur code

()?: