Do c++ ints neeed to be initlaized

tldr; Yes, or you risk getting a random number as the starting value.

For automatic variables:
Some compilers might do it but the standard does not require it. A conforming implementation could leave them to be uninitialized garbage values.

For static variables:
They must be initialized to zero unless explicitly initialized otherwise.

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