how to save keypad inputs

hi
i need to get 3 values from user and save them to use when i need them
here is a part of my code:

void loop()
{
char customKey = kpd.getKey ();

if ( customKey ){

Lcd.print(customKey);

}
String first = String(customKey);

if(first == "A" ){

Lcd.clear();

Lcd.setCursor(0,0);

Lcd.print("Enter length");

Lcd.setCursor(0,1);

Lcd.print("length:");

"L"==customKey;

}
String second = String(customKey);

if(second == "B" ){

Lcd.clear();

Lcd.setCursor(0,0);

Lcd.print("Enter width");

Lcd.setCursor(0,1);

Lcd.print("width:");

"W"==customKey;

here i need to save L and W but the problem is customkey is keep Changing and in this code w is equal to L and it shouldn't be!
i want to get the first number from user, save it in L then get the next one
what should i do?

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void loop()
{
  char customKey = kpd.getKey ();
 
  if ( customKey ){
 
    Lcd.print(customKey);
 
    }
 String first =  String(customKey);
 
 if(first == "A" ){

   Lcd.clear();
 
   Lcd.setCursor(0,0);
 
   Lcd.print("Enter length");
 
   Lcd.setCursor(0,1);
 
   Lcd.print("length:");

   "L"==customKey;
 
    }
    String second =  String(customKey);
 
 if(second == "B" ){

   Lcd.clear();
 
   Lcd.setCursor(0,0);
 
   Lcd.print("Enter width");
 
   Lcd.setCursor(0,1);
 
   Lcd.print("width:");

   "W"==customKey;

What is this line and a similar one for "W" supposed to do? " "L"==customKey;

Paul

I want to save length in L and width in W
I also cant use switch case because the inputs are not predictable!

I want to save length in L and width in W

Then, it would make sense to save the value in customKey ONLY when there IS a value in customKey. You already check that there IS a value in customKey, and take some action if there is. Then, you (stupidly) try to save the value even if there is no value. Why would you do that?

   "L"==customKey;

What were you smoking when you typed this mess?

Are you using the 'A' key and 'B' key to select which value you are about to enter?

void prompt(char *value)
{
  Lcd.clear();
  Lcd.setCursor(0, 0);
  Lcd.print("Enter ");
  Lcd.print(value);
  Lcd.setCursor(0, 1);
  Lcd.print(value);
  Lcd.print(":");
}


void loop()
{
static unsigned int value = 0;


  char customKey = kpd.getKey ();


  if ( customKey != NO_KEY )
  {
    Lcd.print(customKey);
    switch (customKey)
    {
      case 'A':
        prompt("length");
        break;


      case 'B':
        prompt("width");
        break;


      case '0'..'9':
        value *= 10;
        value += customKey - '0';
        break;
    }
  }