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 When we have **only one command** in the body of the ** if construction**, we can **skip the curly brackets**, indicating the conditional operator body. When we want to execute **block of code** (group of commands), curly brackets are **required**. In case we drop them, **only the first line** after the **if clause** will be executed.
 
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-<td>It's a good practice to <strong>always put curly braces,</strong> because it makes our code more readable and clean.</td>
+<td>It's a good practice to <strong>always put curly braces,</strong> because it makes our code more readable and cleaner.</td>
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 Here is an example where dropping curly braces leads to confusion: