I am having our students use three different sensors to navigate an obstacle course. They can do it anyway they wish, as long as they use all three sensors at least once. One pair of students are using the touch sensor first, followed by the light sensor (to track a curved line). Everything works fine until the end of the line, as the robot circles around looking for the line. So, I know it is stuck in the loop. I tried to have them insert the "break;" command in the "if-else" loop, but it doesn't seem to work. I also had them try adding a motor stop command set, but all this did was slow the line tracking down to a snails pace. I am pasting their code, with hopes that someone can help us out. Thank you!

task main()
{
while(SensorValue(touch) < 1)
{
motor(motorB) = -40;
motor(motorC) = -40;
}

while(SensorValue(sonar) > 60)
{
motor(motorB) = 40;
motor(motorC) = 40;
}

motor(motorB) = -40;
motor(motorC) = -40;
wait1Msec(700);

motor(motorB) = 40;
motor(motorC) = -40;
wait1Msec(700);

while(true)
{
if(SensorValue(light) > 61)
{
motor(motorB) = 0;
motor(motorC) = 40;
}

else
{
motor(motorB) = 40;
motor(motorC) = 0;
}

}





while(SensorValue(sonar) > 25)
{
motor(motorB) = 40;
motor(motorC) = 40;
}




}

Since you didn't describe the details of the behavior you are expecting from that code, I can only comment on my understanding on what the code is trying to do:

Please describe what you expect the robot to do so we can help you to figure out how to correct it.

Sorry for not providing enough information.

After the robot reaches the end of the line, using the light sensor, we want the robot to go on to the next piece of code. There are more obstacles on this challenge, after the line and these students are planning on using their sonar sensor next.

I think I have figured out why we couldn't get out of the loop with the light sensor. We didn't have another sensor (sonar or touch) for the if-else statement to check against. Once I put a second sensor at the beginning of the if-else loop, which means it would only run if this condition was true, the program would stop and move on to the next command set.
Here is how this statement now looks:

while(SensorValue(sonar) > 20) This was the new line of code that we added.
{
if(SensorValue(light) > 61)
{
motor(motorB) = 0;
motor(motorC) = 40;
}

else
{
motor(motorB) = 40;
motor(motorC) = 0;
}

}