Visual Studio 2015 How to quickly move existing code after if statement into newly placed curly braces?

Question

So if I have something like this:

 if (a>b)
      return true;

and I decide later that I want to change it to this:

if (a>b)
{
     a++;
     return true;
}

Is there a quicker way to have the existing code under the if statement go directly into the newly made curly braces? Because currently if I were to add the curly braces after creating the if statement in the first example I'd have to cut the "return true" from under the new braces and paste it between the newly made curly braces. This is what it looks like:

if (a>b)
{
}
return true;

and it's pretty annoying. Is there a fix to this or do we have to manually copy and paste the existing line in between the brackets?

P.S. I'm using Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 ver 3 and programming in c# but I think this problem occurs in other languages too like c++.

Answer 1

Highlight the code and then press Alt + Up Arrow. Move code down with Alt + Down Arrow. Works with multiple lines too. Plus, you don't have to highlight the entire line. As long as one character is highlighted, it works.

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/zainnab/2013/07/01/visual-studio-2013-preview-moving-lines-of-code/