Function - JS - nested function

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Can i have you help, please for this task ?

I have to create a function greetingTemp(greeting), where the parameter is greeting text like : Good morning, Good evening etc
Function greetingTemp return a nested function greetingPers(name). The func take 1 paramether - persons name and has to output greeting like : Good Morning,Leo!

I have to declarate 2 var one for good morning and one for Good evening with values the results of calling greetingTemp() with the corresponding parameter

This is my code:

function greetingTemp(greeting){
    console.log("Good morning, " + greeting + "!")

    function greetingPers(name){
        return `${greeting}, ${name}`
    }

    return greetingPers 

}

let gm = greetingTemp("jordan") // for good morning

Im sure this code is correct, but i didnt understand also how this can be done

declarate 2 var one for good morning and one for Good evening with values the results of calling greetingTemp() with the corresponding parameter

What I have tried:

function greetingTemp(greeting){
    console.log("Good morning, " + greeting + "!")

    function greetingPers(name){
        return `${greeting}, ${name}`
    }

    return greetingPers 

}

Im not sure how to present in the code this good morning and good evening

Posted 6-Oct-22 4:31am

CarlyJeps

Updated 6-Oct-22 4:50am

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Richard Deeming 6-Oct-22 10:41am

const goodMorning = greetingTemp("Good morning");
const goodEvening = ... surely you can fill in the blanks here? ...

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2022-10-06T04:50:00

You need to select the greeting based on the time of day, something like:

JavaScript

function greetingTemp(name) {
  let hour = new Date().getHours();
  greeting = 'morning';
  if (hour > 11) {
    greeting = 'evening'
  }
  function greetingPers(pname) {
    return `Good ${greeting}, ${pname}`;
  }
  console.log(greetingPers(name));
  return greetingPers(name);
}