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3dAssumption - I'm assuming what you're trying to achieve here is print the numbers from the 'for' loop in ascending order. Error in the code - The setTimeout inside the for loop will pop off the call stack after one second, but till then if it will reference the value of i, i will be 5, so we get 5 printed out 5 times. The solution - simply put the setTimeout outside setTimeout(()=> { for (var i= 0; i < 5; i++) console.log(i), 1000} ); And now, each time 'i' prints in the increasing order we assume as the output at the beginning.