URI problem 1061 - C#

Question

I have a problem that the code below it results me the correct result, however, when I send to the site it informs the error RUNTIME (vector or array with less capacity than required for the problem, or when you try to access an invalid memory. ) I can’t see the reason for the mistake, someone could help me??

Exercise website for viewing: https://www.urionlinejudge.com.br/judge/pt/problems/view/1061

            Console.Write("Dia ");
        int diaI = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());

        // vetor string dados ínicio da festa
        string line = Console.ReadLine();
        string[] tempoI = line.Split(':');
        int horaI = int.Parse(tempoI[0]);
        int minI = int.Parse(tempoI[1]);
        int segI = int.Parse(tempoI[2]);

        Console.Write("Dia ");
        int diaF = int.Parse(Console.ReadLine());

        // vetor string dados encerramento da festa
        string line2 = Console.ReadLine();
        string[] tempoF = line2.Split(':');
        int horaF = int.Parse(tempoF[0]);
        int minF = int.Parse(tempoF[1]);
        int segF = int.Parse(tempoF[2]);

        int diaT = 0, horaT = 0, minT = 0, segT = 0;

        //lógica para verificar tempo
        {
            //segundos
            if (segI > segF)
                segT = (60 - segI) + segF;
            else if (segI == segF)
                segT = 0;
            else
                segT = segF - segI;

            //minutos
            if (minI > minF)
                minT = (60 - minI) + minF;
            else if (minI == minF)
                minT = 0;
            else
                minT = minF - minI;

            //hora
            if (horaI > horaF)
            {
                horaT = (24 - horaI) + horaF;
                diaT = (diaF - diaI) - 1;
            }
            else if (horaI == horaF)
            {
                horaT = 0;
                diaT = (diaF - diaI) + 1;
            }
            else
            {
                horaT = horaF - horaI;
                diaT = (diaF - diaI);
            }

        }

        //imprimindo
        Console.WriteLine("{0} dia(s)", diaT);
        Console.WriteLine("{0} hora(s)", horaT);
        Console.WriteLine("{0} minuto(s)", minT);
        Console.WriteLine("{0} segundo(s)", segT);

Answer 1

The URI will not always send valid entries to your program, as I recall, and so your code should wait for errors and treat them.

Example: // Caso 1 int horaI = int.Parse(tempoI[0]); int minI = int.Parse(tempoI[1]); int segI = int.Parse(tempoI[2]); // Caso 2 int horaF = int.Parse(tempoF[0]); int minF = int.Parse(tempoF[1]); int segF = int.Parse(tempoF[2]);

If there is any invalid line reading, it would result in an Exception index out of Bounds due to not having an array of the size you are accessing. See if that’s not the problem.

I recommend using Tryparse instead of Parse. Another recommendation is you take a look at the Datetime class, I don’t know if it is possible/allowed to use it but it does all the calculation you do at hand easily. What little I used URI to do using C.