I also have a question - about DefInt

[PhilOfPerth]

While youse guys are studying cause and effect, I've been experimenting with the DefInt function, and I don't understand the results.
The DefInt function truncates all variables of that name to their integer values, and they then operate with this integer value, right?
But why do I get the Inf result in this snippet? I guess it's to do with their binary expression? 
t1 and t2 are "simple" integers aren't they?

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DefInt T
t1 = Timer
Print "T1 is integer. ", , , t1
Sleep 2
ActOnT


Sub ActOnT
    t2 = Timer
    Print "t2 is integer in sub. ", , , t2
    t3 = t1 / t2
    Print "t3 is result of t1 divided by t2, I expect 0. ", t1 / t2
    t4 = t2 / t1
    Print "t4 is result of t2 divided by t1, I expect 1. ", t2 / t1
End Sub