The built-in clock function returns a vector with six elements representing the year, month, day, hours, minutes and seconds. The first five elements are integers whereas the last is a double value, but calling it with fix will convert all to integers

 The built-in clock function returns a vector with six elements 

representing the year, month, day, hours, minutes and seconds. The 

first five elements are integers whereas the last is a double value, but 

calling it with fix will convert all to integers. The built-in date function 

returns the day, month, and year as a string. For example,

>> fix(clock)

ans =

2013 4 25 14 25 49

>> date

ans =

25-Apr-2013

Write a script that will call both of these built-in functions, and then 

compare results to make sure that the year is the same. The script will

have to convert one from a string to a number, or the other from a 

number to a string in order to compare.