CPP Standards: No php style brackets (#894)

* CPP Standards: No curly brackets

* Update docs/cpp-code-standards.md

* Update docs/cpp-code-standards.md

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+**Please note that brackets should always start on a new line, as displayed in the example above.**
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 ### Random numbers vs. Constants
 
 Constants makes the code easier to read and understand, they also provide a safe guard and prevents numbers from being hard-coded.