Rust using regex in if statement

use regex::Regex;

fn are_you_playing_banjo(name: &str) -> String {
   format!("{} {} banjo", name, if Regex::new(r"^[rR]").unwrap().is_match(name) {"plays"} else {"does not play"})
}
// Instead of a normal parameter, the 'if' returns the result of a regex match.

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