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Hello.

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Let's have a look at what we will be creating.

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Basically will be creatine be greeting.

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So when you launch this page depending on the time on your local computer it will display a greeting

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message.

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If your name is say John to say good morning or good evening or good day John.

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Depending on the clock your local time.

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So let me refresh this.

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We can start again so you get a prompt like this.

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I need to see your name please.

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So I enter so let's say James.

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So you enter James.

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Say Good evening James.

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Okay.

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On the computer clock.

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HALL He entered Jane you see.

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Good evening Jane.

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That's basically what the application does.

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There are some websites.

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I'm not sure if you've noticed when you log on to the website it'll give you a greeting depending on

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the time of day you log on to the website.

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So this is similar to that.

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So what you learn on this project will give you an idea of how such messages are created.