As far as I'm aware, that's not allowed by either language.
They both allow it for single-statement if()
s and loops, but not for functions (and in the case of PHP, not for classes either).
But even if it was allowed, I'd strongly recommend against it; the braces are there for a reason, to aid readability and avoid ambiguity. I'd recommend always using them for if()
s and loops for the same reason, even though they're not strictly required there.
Languages like Python get away without braces because they have very strict indentation rules. Without those rules, a language need braces (or some other block marker); if you don't use them, you run a very high risk of your code having logic errors.