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The first style you hate, is the one you find in the java JDK source.
I like the first style also since it saves on lines of code in the source
file.
I hate your prefered style since I have the automatic urge to fix-up code
that I copy and paste...

When it comes to lining up, compare the following, having the same body:

Style1:
 try
{
////Sample
            ////Sample
            {
            }
        {
        }
 }
catch
{
////Sample
            ////Sample
            {
            }
        {
        }
            ////Sample
            ////Sample
            ////Sample
            ////Sample
            ////Sample
}
}

Sample2
 try{
////Sample
            ////Sample
               {
            }
           {
        }
 }
catch{
             ////Sample
            ////Sample
                {
            }
             {
        }
            ////Sample
            ////Sample
            ////Sample
            ////Sample
            ////Sample
   }
}


Where do you spot the bracket that is one to many in both samples easier?

> Comment 1 - which will not help you in anyway
> ---------------------------------------------
> Firstly, its well worth making your braces line up.  I personally hate the
Java
> style
>
> try {
> }
> catch {
> }
>
> and much prefer
>
> try
> {
> }
> catch
> {
> }
>
> as I find it much clearer.  That's a personal preference, but which ever
style
> of bracing you choose be consistent about it.  It makes debugging programs
much
> easier.
>