Life, the Universe, and Everything

[hoinkas]

Hi, I have undefinied problem. Here is my code:

using System;

public class Test
{
	public static void Main()
	{
		int[] tab = new int[100];

            for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++)
            {
                tab[i] = i;

                if (tab[i] == 42)
                    break;

                Console.WriteLine(tab[i]);
            }
	}
}

Why my solution is considered as wrong by Judge? I tried with int[] tab = new int[5] {1, 2, 88, 42, 99}; as described but error was still showing.
In my Visual Studio compiler everything seems to work fine

If there was similar topic with solution- I’m sorry, but I looked into discussions and didn’t find an answer.

[simes]

How did you determine that there wouldn’t be more that 100 numbers before the 42?

[hoinkas]

I assume there should be some rational limit, if only because of the number of operations that the program would have to make. I do not know what the task requires from me, but the only thing that is mentioned is that it has to stop before 42. The input given in the task was also categorized as a wrong one…

[simes]

and you have now tested that assumption and discovered it may be incorrect.

Since you only need to read and process one number at a time, why use an array at all?