Sure, in a lot of languages this is possible, but usually much slower, even slower than named functions. Can the c++ compiler in-line the lambda and remove the

Sure, in a lot of languages this is possible, but usually much slower, even slower than named functions. Can the c++ compiler in-line the lambda and remove the function call completely? Still the syntax is a bit confusing. In ML languages (f# and also rust are somehow descendants of ML) you can just use if .. else if .. else expressions. They work like ternaries! But easier readable. Nested ternaries are useful, but get really hard to read very fast. (x = condition1 ? A : condition2 ? B : C;)