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Like already stated, you can write it either way.

 

I prefer to write code the second method you have posted:

 

function myfunc()
{
     .... do something ....
}

 

This is because I feel that it is neater, clearer and the fact that I am notorious for writing large functions that have IF, ELSE, WHILE, FOR, FOREACH, etc. inside and find out that my code produces errors because I didn't close one of the parentheses.  Written this way, I find it very easy to find out where I didn't close the parentheses and solve my problem.

 

I have, however, seen many scripts (possibly more than not) written using the { at the end of the line of a function (e.g. function myfunc() { ....).

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