setTimeout
setTimeout
setTimeout schedules work to happen later. The callback does not run while the timer is being registered, so the page should keep its initial state until the delay passes.
This is useful for delayed notices, optimistic UI states, and short waits after user actions. The important model is scheduling a DOM change, not blocking the rest of the script.
Your task: Schedule the loading message to change to Report ready after a short delay. The message should be updated by the timer callback.
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setTimeout
setTimeout schedules work to happen later. The callback does not run while the timer is being registered, so the page should keep its initial state until the delay passes.
This is useful for delayed notices, optimistic UI states, and short waits after user actions. The important model is scheduling a DOM change, not blocking the rest of the script.
Your task: Schedule the loading message to change to Report ready after a short delay. The message should be updated by the timer callback.