The timeout runs after the loop completes. The callback will use the
current value of i, and the loop leaves it at 10. So naturally, that is
what the timeout will see.
I fail to see the purpose of setting a timeout in a loop like this. Just
move the loop to inside the timeout. This way, you can have proper
values of i and avoid lots of needles timeouts/function calls/work.
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