Another very basic question regarding int constructors

[cppuser]

Hi all,
look at this :

int a;
int b = int();

consider this two lines are local variables.

Why have some crazy value, and b is initialized to 0 ?
I thought int a; will call the default constructor of int, which is int().
What am I missing ?

Thank you in advance

[guestgulkan]

Haven't we done this already? Here:
http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/beginner/12533/

[cppuser]

Yes, of course, it seems that I misunderstood something.

I'm sorry for this post.
Best regards

[Bazzy]

The basic type constructor is called implicitly only for global variables