You'll find that you'll likely never have to do a for loop like that
using jQuery. And in your sample the function is being attached to the
mouseover event 5 times.
If you need access to a variable outside the function scope make it a
property of a global object, like:
var QuickScriptz; // store
This is really to do with how JavaScript handles scope, not something
jQuery has control over.
In short:
If you DON'T use the "var" keyword in front of variable you assign
values to, that variable becomes a "global" variable.
If you DO use the "var" keyword, the variable becomes "local" to the
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