Style for compound selections ?

Next one, What is a sensible layout style for compound IF tests in JS code, i.e. one that makes the logic easy to see? Here are three variants I've tried but none seem ideal to me. I prefer the first but the closing brackets are odd. Code:

Try this? Where the IF the ELSE and the closing-bracket are at the same column. Code:

I would do it this way, saving a lot of backets: Code:

You're welcome. :) If there is only one line of code that should be executed after an if (or an else, then you can leave out the brackets. E.g. these two code snippets are identical when executed: Code:

... and no-one's commented on the mistake I always make: ;) Code:

:D Ok then, there you go: If you want to compare AAA with (BBB - CCC), as opposed to assigning (BBB - CCC) to AAA and evaluating the result, then you should do: Code: