Thread: Setting Ints to 0 makes code slow, why ?

Code:

#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)

{

int fahr = 0, total = 0, step = 0;

printf("Fahrenheit ?: ");
scanf("%d", &fahr);

printf("Total ?: ");
scanf("%d", &total);

printf("Steps ?: ");
scanf("%d", &step);

for(fahr = fahr; fahr <= total; fahr+=step)
printf("Fahrenheit: %d\t Celsius %d\n", fahr, (fahr - 32) * 5/9);

}

If I simply do "int fahr, total, step;" then the code runs immediately but if I set them to 0 it takes ages until the first question comes up and Iam just curious why thats the case ?

Thanks in advance (inserted the text without formatting, hopefully thats correct this time, VisualStudioCode only has the option to "copy").

Ok thank you I will reinstall everything and see if it makes a difference. I actually have sometimes compiling issues so something doesnt seem to be right. Again thanks.