Does the same apply for C#? I know I could simply just let them have their own execution, but I think if only a few executions depend on something, then, why not make it a bit neater if possible.
Any single expression will work as the block following a conditional.
BUT I’d recommend ALWAYS using braces where a block is expected. I’ve lost several hours over the years because I’d carelessly add another item to what I thought was an “if” block and have it always evaluate.