The problem of increasing brackets in single chip computer programming

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Keywords such as if, do, while, switch, for, else, case, default, etc. must be followed by curly braces {}, even if there is only one statement behind them. Because when I was writing microcontroller programs under Keil, I encountered problems without {}. Although it is difficult to explain, adding curly braces does not waste time. Among them, case and default are more difficult to understand. It is okay not to add them, but adding them makes the program look more refreshing! Among them, break can be placed outside the curly braces! For example: int main(void) [color=#00 0000]{ int a; cout<<"Please input a"<" cin="" color][="" size]="">>a;
    switch(a)
    {
    case 1:
        {
            cout<<"a = 1"<" break;[="" case="" color][="" cout<<"a='2"<<endl;' default:[="" div="" is="" other"<

The problem of increasing brackets in single chip computer programming