If time <= 12 then
    greeting = 'Good morning'
Else If time <= 17 then
    greeting = 'Good afternoon'
Else
    greeting = 'Good evening'

It correctly decides how to greet a user

Yes. Whether it is a good idea to anthropomorphise a program is another discussion!

It generally produces the correct greeting, but there is a possibility that the value of greeting is never set

No. The last 'Else' without a condition catches any instance when the previous two tests fail.

It will confuse the user. They will receive all three greetings!

No. With selection, as soon as a test is satisfied, the following tests are skipped.

When it is midnight the logic fails

No. The initial test will catch the instance when the time is zero.

The logic is flawed. We should take into account when the time is negative.

Well, Doctor, I think you will find that if we do time travel to a negative time, the greeting will be 'Good morning'. As a programmer it is for you to confirm the scope of the problem with the user.

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It correctly decides how to greet a user

It generally produces the correct greeting, but there is a possibility that the value of greeting is never set

It will confuse the user. They will receive all three greetings!

When it is midnight the logic fails

The logic is flawed. We should take into account when the time is negative.