Does using a for loop to wrap async operations make those operations occur synchronously?

For example, say I want to do something with data from a bunch of urls. Let's say I put those urls in an array. Is it bad practice/wrong to do

for (let i = 0; i < urls.length; i++) {
    http.get(url[i], (response) => {
        // do something ...
    })
}

Basically, I want to know how this code works. Does the for loop wait for each get request to complete before incrementing i or does it do the async thing of not waiting and continuing with the program?

Thanks.

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