How to use two different potentiometers to control two different motors.

How do I code it so that I can have two potentiometer with one controlling an esc, and the other controlling a servo motor?

This is the code I have so far:

int potPin = 0; //Analog Pin 0 is the read pin for the potentiometer
int signal = 12; //Pin 12 is the signal that goes to the ESC

int val = 0;
int pot_min = 0; //Sets the lower value of the potentiometer read range
int pot_mid = 512;
int pot_max = 1024; //Sets the upper value of the potentiometer read range

float old_pulse_width = 15; //The neutral value of the to pulse. Default is 15 (1.5 milliseccond pulse duration)
float new_pulse_width = 15;
float pulse_width = 15; //milliseconds
float period = 20; //milliseconds
float increment = .01; //milliseconds

void setup() {
Serial.begin(9600);
pinMode(signal, OUTPUT); //Sets signal pin as output

delay(3000); // waits 3 seconds (3000 ms) before program runs

}

// the loop routine runs over and over again forever:
void loop() {

Serial.print(val); //prints out potentiometer value
Serial.print("\t");
Serial.print(10pulse_width); //prints out current pulse duration
Serial.print("\t");
Serial.println(10
new_pulse_width); //prints out target pulse duration

old_pulse_width = pulse_width;

for(int x = 0; x < 20; x++){

val = analogRead(potPin); // read the value from the sensor

{
new_pulse_width = (10.0/(pot_max-pot_min))*(pot_mid-val) + 15;

}

if (new_pulse_width > old_pulse_width)
{
pulse_width = old_pulse_width + increment;
}
else if (new_pulse_width < old_pulse_width)
{
pulse_width = old_pulse_width - increment;
}
else
{
pulse_width = old_pulse_width;
}

if (pulse_width > 25 || pulse_width < 5)
{
pulse_width = 15;
}

delayMicroseconds(pulse_width*100); // the duration of the pulse (15 => 1.5 ms pulse duration)
delay(17 - pulse_width/20); // the duration between pulses
delay(3); // wait for an additional 3 ms (I forget why this line and the line before is split
}
}

Pretend you're controlling two servos.
Use the Servo library.

Right, first things first.

Go and read the instructions, then go back and modify your post to mark up the code as such so we can examine it comfortably and reliably.