You need to make the debounce section test not just whether the bouncing has finished but also that the input has changed from LOW to HIGH.  If that is true then add one to your counter.

First hit in a Google search for DS1307RTC.h download
https://bitbucket.org/johnmccombs/arduino-libraries/src/fb1d031725b8/DS1307RTC/DS1307RTC.h

Mea maxima culpa
or, to translate, whoops !

Does this page help ?
http://learn.adafruit.com/ds1307-real-time-clock-breakout-board-kit/understanding-the-code

Code:

if (armed = true);

should be

Code:

if (armed == true);

or

Code:

if (armed);

Or even better above

Code:

if (Serial.available() > 0)
{
  serialA = Serial.read();
  Serial.println(serialA);
}

to make it easier to read

i want serial monitor to monitoring continuous like a loop , not single value.

Can you please describe what the program should do ?  That might help understand exactly what you mean.

Apart from your original code have you got any where you have tried to do what has been suggested ?  Even if it does not work post it here and we will help you some more.

As it is currently written your program will only read the analogue inputs whilst there is something in the serial buffer.
Is that how you want it to work ?

I have optimised the memory usage by using the Flash library http://arduiniana.org/libraries/flash/ for most strings which is why the print statements may look strange but it works really well.

except that it might be causing your problem.

Please post your whole code

Does the function consume memory each time it is used if you use conventional methods of printing messages to the lcd ?  Are the messages defined as Strings by any chance ?

Let's look at a small section of your code

Code:

void loop()
{
  pingRight();
  rightDistance = microsecondsToCentimeters(durationRight);
  delay(300);
  pingLeft();
  leftDistance = microsecondsToCentimeters(durationLeft);
  delay(300);

Presumably the pingRight and pingLeft functions are meant to measure the distances right and left, but if you look at either of them they do not move the pan servo.

I can tell you that you are not going to learn programming in a day, week or even a month.

or at all if someone writes the code for you.

most code we can find online.

It is true that there is plenty of code online but rarely will it do exactly what you want, hence the need to do some coding yourself despite what your teachers might say.

Unless the wheels are spinning at incredible speed I would forget about using interrupts.
Read the sensors each time through loop() and do the LED on/off/flash timing using millis() as your timer, not delay(), because if the first LED is to stay on for say 5 seconds and you use delay(), then the program cannot read the other sensor during the delay.

Look at the BlinkWithoutDelay example in the IDE to see how millis() can be used like this

so what exactly should i change in the sketch?

Declare the new variables at the top of the program before anything else then turn my psuedo-code into real code.

Did you write the code that you posted ?  If so, then you will know how to write an if statement to test whether a variable is true or false to determine whether a section of code should be run or not because it has ifs in it already.

One thing to look out for is if case 2 is true before case 1 and the case 2 code runs then it will not run again even after case 1 has been subsequently run when using the logic in my code.  After each case has run you will need to make sure that the next case can run by setting its 'flag' variable to false.