Is it considered readable to call methods inside the IF condition?

Question

Is this way of writing IF conditions considered good coding style in Java and C# languages or not?

if (checkIfIdInFirstRange()){
    //call Range1 handling method
}else if(checkIfIdInSecondRange()){
    //call Range2 handling method
}else{
    //call error handling method
}

I'm wondering about the method inside the IF condition itself, or would it be better to make it like:

int idInRange = getIdInRange();
//handle isInRange

Answer 1

I think this is fine.

Even better is if you phrase your methods like a question, or flows with the if statement

if (thisConditionIsTrue()){
    // Do this
}elseif(anotherConditionIsTrue()){
    // Do this instead
}elseif(isThisParameterOkay(someParameter)){
    // Yeh do this
}

Some hardcore purists will even say that if you have > 3 levels of indentation, your method is too nested and should be split into smaller methods.