So let me start by stating I'm really new to Mathematica.
Being a biologist..
I'm trying to make two different loops.
And I've been googling around and looking at some youtube video.
But, I'm getting a bit stressed out so;

I'm trying to make a sine loop and a "special" sine function---where the later one is a big struggle in how to implement it to Mathematica.

For the sine loop my logical thought is;

t==0; while t< Ssk1 do t+0.0001; if t>Skk1 stop; then do t-0.0001; until t==0; then do t+0.0001; where Ssk1==0.02675

I would get a sinus loop, right?

The purpose of the special function is to have a break. Where nothing happens. So here my thinking is;

t==0.00001; while t<Ssk1 do t+0.00001; if t>=0 then do nothing for 300; then do t+0.00001.

My issue is putting it in Mathematica language. I just can't. I think some simple examples of reasoning will get me going.

And I do apologies if this is a bad or stupid question. Sorry.

So let me start by stating I'm really new to Mathematica.
Being a biologist..
I'm trying to make two different loops.
And I've been googling around and looking at some youtube video.
But, I'm getting a bit stressed out so;

I'm trying to make a sine loop and a "special" sine function---where the later one is a big struggle in how to implement it to Mathematica.

For the sine loop my logical thought is;

t==0; while t< Ssk1 do t+0.0001; if t>Skk1 stop; then do t-0.0001; until t==0; then do t+0.0001; where Ssk1==0.02675

I would get a sinus loop, right?

The purpose of the special function is to have a break. Where nothing happens. So here my thinking is;

t==0.00001; while t<Ssk1 do t+0.00001; if t>=0 then do nothing for 300; then do t+0.00001.

My issue is putting it in Mathematica language. I just can't. I think some simple examples of reasoning will get me going.

And I do apologies if this is a bad or stupid question. Sorry.

So let me start by stating I'm really new to Mathematica. Being a biologist.. I'm trying to make two different loops. And I've been googling around and looking at some youtube video. But, I'm getting a bit stressed out so;

I'm trying to make a sine loop and a "special" sine function---where the later one is a big struggle in how to implement it to Mathematica.

For the sine loop my logical thought is; t==0; while t< Ssk1 do t+0.0001; if t>Skk1 stop; then do t-0.0001; until t==0; then do t+0.0001; where Ssk1==0.02675 I would get a sinus loop, right?

The purpose of the special function is to have a break. Where nothing happens. So here my thinking is; t==0.00001; while t<Ssk1 do t+0.00001; if t>=0 then do nothing for 300; then do t+0.00001.

My issue is putting it in Mathematica language. I just can't. I think some simple examples of reasoning will get me going.

And I do apologies if this is a bad or stupid question. Sorry.

So let me start by stating I'm really new to Mathematica. 
Being a biologist.. 
I'm trying to make two different loops. 
And I've been googling around and looking at some youtube video. 
But, I'm getting a bit stressed out so;

I'm trying to make a sine loop and a "special" sine function---where the later one is a big struggle in how to implement it to Mathematica.

For the sine loop my logical thought is;

t==0; while t< Ssk1 do t+0.0001; if t>Skk1 stop; then do t-0.0001; until t==0; then do t+0.0001; where Ssk1==0.02675

I would get a sinus loop, right?

The purpose of the special function is to have a break. Where nothing happens. So here my thinking is;

t==0.00001; while t<Ssk1 do t+0.00001; if t>=0 then do nothing for 300; then do t+0.00001.

My issue is putting it in Mathematica language. I just can't. I think some simple examples of reasoning will get me going.

And I do apologies if this is a bad or stupid question. Sorry.