Won't start I drove through flooded street (water not even half way up the tires), came home and parked car. about an 1 1/2 later I went to start the car, lights work, battery is fine no spark car won't start. Will it dry out and be ok?

Make sure that the gas cap is on tight. Some vehicles even have a sticker telling you to turn it so many "clicks" These new vehicles have what is called a closed system.

did you check the fluid in the transmissin it could be low or also it could need a new transmission filter i wouldnt try to drive it it anymore without checkin or changin it because it will burn it up

Since you said that you drove through water paddle surely water splashed into the engine compartment,where the main wiring plug of the automatic gear box is. You c\n find it easy is between the radiator fan and the gear box on the top of the gear box. Disconnect it and use a contact cleaner spray by spraying into the connectors both faces.

If you had white smoke then you have a blown head gasket. Even though it hasnt yet mixed with the oil you are still having the white smoke. Is there any water left in the radiator or reservoir?

sometimes water can collect or condense inside the distributor cap and prevent starting. It's happened to me more than once. If it won't even turn over you may have hydro-locked the engine by sucking water through the intake but you didn't mention that important tidbit I'm guessing it does turn.

the engine may have ingested some water through the exhaust. pull the spark plugs and check to see if there is any water in the cylinders, also you need to change your oil as water may have gotten into it.

as for choking make sure your air filter is not soaked in water, as for your clutch dont see ya water would affect it unless you picked something up in the puddle that got logged in the linkage

when you have a bad crank sensor it will brake down after it gets to hot.but when it cools down the car will start .replace the crank sensor

If fuel filter hasn't been done lately I would start there & if you can, have fuel pressure tested while your at it. You may have tired fuel pump but pressure test will confirm. If you recently filled up somewhere different last time you got gas, I'd also try some "Heet" or similar just incase you got a tank full with some water in it.