This is the lubridate
approach I would take:
interval(dob, today) / years(1)
Yields the answer of 32
years.
Note that the function will complain that it cannot express the remainder of the fraction of the year. This is because year is not a fixed concept, i.e. 366 in leap years and 365 in non-leap years. You can get an answer with more detail in regard to the number of weeks and days:
interval_period = interval(dob, today)
full_year = interval_period %/% years(1)
remaining_weeks = interval_period %% years(1) %/% weeks(1)
remaining_days = interval_period %% years(1) %% weeks(1) %/% days(1)
sprintf('Your age is %d years, %d weeks and %d days', full_year, remaining_weeks, remaining_days)
# [1] "Your age is 32 years, 51 weeks and 1 days"
Note that I use %/%
for division and %%
as modulo to get the remaining weeks/days after subtracting the full years/weeks.
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