Coding a 360 servo motor with an arduino based on a light sensor

[StefanL38]

@juneclark

Currently the servo moves when it is receiving light, but once it gets to a certain position it stops and doesn't move again regardless of light.

Sounds like your servo is a

non

360-degree servo = non continous rotation-servo

additionally: Your posting is like:
saying "I'm sitting on a chair. Please tell me what illness do I have"

wayyy too lessss information to have any clue even for the wildest guessing.

You are working on an informatic project. And what is most needed in an informatic project is information.

Especcially the code you used.
Post your sketch as a code-section like described here

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