How can I create a function that converts the number of a month to the name of a month?

So far I have this.

curdateTime = clock;
    Monthnumber=curdateTime(2);
    Year=curdateTime(1);
    Day=curdateTime(3);
    Hour=curdateTime(4);
    Minute=curdateTime(5);
    Monthname=["January", "Febuary", "March", "April","May", "June", "July", "August", "September", "October", "November", "December"];
    Month=Monthname(Monthnumber);
    if Hour < 12
        fprintf('Good morning, the time is %d minutes past %d o clock AM on %d %d %d.', Minute,Hour,Day,Month,Year)
    else
        hour=Hour-12;
        fprintf ('Good afternoon, the time is %d minutes past %d o clock PM on %d %d %d.', Minute,hour,Day,Month,Year)
    end

It gives me an error saying this

    Good afternoon, the time is 47 minutes past 8 o clock PM on 22 Error using fprintf
Unable to convert 'string' value to 'int64'.

Error in Jamiesonlab3 (line 15)
        fprintf ('Good afternoon, the time is %d minutes past %d o clock PM on %d %d %d.',
        Minute,hour,Day,Month,Year)
 

Any help would be appreciated.

Answer 1

[Adam Danz]

No need to create a function for that.

Monthnumber = 4; 
M = month(datetime(1, Monthnumber, 1), 'Name') % also try 'shortname'
% M =
%   1×1 cell array
%     {'April'}

To apply that to fprintf,

fprintf('The month is %s\n',M{1})
% The month is April

Answer 2

[John Jamieson]

This question has been solved. I simply had to replace a %d where Month was located in the fprintf with %s. If I do that, the function works fine.

[Adam Danz]

Yep, that's what the last line of my answer shows.