I am currently in the process of developing a calculator using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. However, I have encountered an issue with my code. After a user inputs a number and then clicks on an operator, the operator remains highlighted until the user inputs a second number. The problem arises when the user enters the second number, as it gets concatenated to the first number instead of replacing it. How can I go about solving this issue? I would like the display to clear the previous number once the user starts inputting the second number.
While I have an idea of how to address this in pseudo code, I am uncertain if it is possible to implement this by pausing an element using JavaScript:
To achieve the desired behavior:
1. After the operator is clicked, pause the display for the user while clearing everything from the display behind-the-scenes. 2. When the user clicks on a digit, resume displaying everything to the user. By following this approach, the first number will still remain visible to the user when the operator is highlighted. Once the user begins entering the second number, only the second number should be displayed.
I aim to create functionality similar to the example found at: . In this sample scenario, the number displayed on the screen does not disappear after clicking an operator. Rather, it clears once a digit is selected post-operator click, showcasing the current number being entered.
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