Review this code snippet: var time = 15; var greeting; if ( time < 12 ) { greeting = “good morning”; } else if ( time < 18 ) { greeting = “good afternoon”; } else { greeting = “good evening”; } console. log(greeting); What is the message that gets printed to the console?

Explanation:

We're given that time = 15

From this, we see that time < 12 evaluates to false, because 15 is not smaller than 12. Put another way, 15 < 12 is false.

But time < 18 is true since 15 < 18 is true. So we execute the second block of code and have the greeting variable be set to the string "good afternoon". This is what's displayed to the console without any quotes of course.

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