SetTimeout0IsSynchronous

DRAFT

Correction

Here is what's right.

The setTimeout method is used to schedule the execution of a function after a certain number of milliseconds. Even though 0 (and even negative numbers) can be passed as a second argument, this does not mean that the function is going to be called immediately. On the contrary, setTimeout “enqueues” the event of executing the supplied function, which can be executed not before the next event cycle.