Defining functions with lambda expressions in Js [duplicate]

Question

When defining an asynchronous function I normally go for

async function myFunc(){
 // ...
}

I would like to switch over to lambda expressions. I tried

async myFunc() => { // throws an syntax error
 // ...
}

and

myFunc = async () => { // weird things come up
 // ...
}

I think the second example does not work because this code would try to store the functions result into myFunc like

let myFunc = f(); // store the result

Is it possible to define functions with lambda expressions or are they only used within other functions?

Answer 1

You can try this code:

const foo = async () => {
  // do something here
}