Python devs, here's a classic closure trap! What will this code output? Most developers expect 0, 1, 2, but Python's handling of loop variables in closures leads to a surprising result. Can you explain what's happening and how to fix it? This pattern appears in real-world code more often than you might think. Share your solution in the comments!
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