How to make this Java code formatter more beautiful : <p>I'm learning programming skill from Robert C.Martin《Clean code》.When I read the content about code format,I confused. So I write below code.Can tell me which is good? Or is there any more good way.Thanks for all.</p>

<p><strong>version one</strong></p>

<pre class="lang-java prettyprint-override"><code>    public void insert(Integer userId, MemberCardRecord oldCard, MemberCardRecord newCard) {
        String operate = "Admin option";
        CardUpgradeRecordBuilder builder = CardUpgradeRecordBuilder.create(db().newRecord(CARD_UPGRADE));

        CardUpgradeRecord record = builder.userId(userId).oldCardId(oldCard.getId()).newCardId(newCard.getId())
                .oldGrade(oldCard.getGrade()).newGrade(newCard.getGrade()).oldCardName(oldCard.getCardName())
                .newCardName(newCard.getCardName()).gradeCondition(newCard.getGradeCondition()).operate(operate)
                .build();
        record.insert();
    }
</code></pre>

<p><strong>version two</strong></p>

<pre class="lang-java prettyprint-override"><code>public void insert(Integer userId,MemberCardRecord oldCard, MemberCardRecord newCard) {
        String operate = "Admin option";
        CardUpgradeRecordBuilder builder = CardUpgradeRecordBuilder.create(db().newRecord(CARD_UPGRADE));

        CardUpgradeRecord record = builder.userId(userId)
                                         .oldCardId(oldCard.getId())
                                         .newCardId(newCard.getId())
                                         .oldGrade(oldCard.getGrade())
                                         .newGrade(newCard.getGrade())
                                         .oldCardName(oldCard.getCardName())
                                         .newCardName(newCard.getCardName())
                                         .gradeCondition(newCard.getGradeCondition())
                                         .operate(operate)
                                         .build();
        record.insert();
    }

</code></pre>
