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JavaScript If/Else JS with time of day

Again, thank you all for your help. I'm being taught a class online and HAVE to follow a If/Else script for the current project. I've tried multiple times with no success.... is it so simple I can't see it? Furthermore, is there an online resource that can check JS code pretty well with a good definition of what might be wrong with it? Thank you all again! I admire how passionate the people are that help me.
JavaScript:
<p id="daytime"></p>

<script>
const hour = new Date().getHours();
let greeting;
if (hour < 12) {
  greeting = "Good Morning";
} else (hour >= 12) {
  greeting = "Good Afternoon";
}
document.getElementById("daytime").innerHTML = greeting;
</script>
 
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Nevermind, realized I had the >= in the "else". However, I'm still having problems with running multiple scripts after each other, such that my next script says what day of the week it is (still using if/else, I believe I posted a question about it earlier) and now it does not show.
 
I'm still having problems with running multiple scripts after each other, such that my next script says what day of the week it is (still using if/else, I believe I posted a question about it earlier) and now it does not show.
You probably mean this.
Have you done what @cbreemer said?



Furthermore, is there an online resource that can check JS code pretty well with a good definition of what might be wrong with it?
You can check the console in your browser for errors or you could use something like JS Validator
 

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