@coderSuresh
Posted
Hey there, nice work.
The NaN you are seeing on the initial load for a second is because you are setting n state with the value of timeValue when it is undefined.
You can simply check if timeValue is defined and set the n state accordingly.
For example:
You can add following line below line number 28 of your CounterCard.jsx
if (!timeValue) return
If you do this, you see noting for a second (for which you were previously seeing NaN) and then the timer starts.
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@mitkokazakov
Posted
@coderSuresh Yeah. It solved the issue when NaN is shown. But now there is another problem. When countdown timer reaches 2 seconds - the 1 and 0 is not shown but the 59 is shown instead.
@coderSuresh
Posted
@mitkokazakov Yeah I couldn't solve that issue. I saw that you are using n+1 I don't know why.
When I use n instead of n+1, I see 3 2 1 [freezes for a second] and then 59 58 57...
I couldn't figure out what is causing the issue.
