An inlined function is a function augmented with the keyword inline. The keyword inline is a directive to the compiler to insert the function's code body in place of any call to the function. An example is below. Using all of your knowledge from this course, explain why inlined functions can allow for code to execute more quickly. A simple one sentence answer (if correct) will yield 5 marks. More elaborate (and correct) answers will earn up to 10 bonus marks. inline int foo (int a, int b) { return a+b; } int main(int argc, char** argv) { int i=10; int j = 12; int c = i+j; }