jQuery: Setting Variables from Each Function Element

To set a variable from each function element in jQuery, you can use the '.each()' method to loop through each element and set a variable for each one.

Here's an example:

var elements = $('.my-element'); // select all elements with class 'my-element'

elements.each(function(index) {
  var element = $(this); // set variable for current element
  var elementText = element.text(); // get text of current element
  console.log('Element ' + index + ': ' + elementText); // log text of each element
});

In this example, we select all elements with class 'my-element' and loop through each one using the '.each()' method. For each element, we set a variable 'element' that represents the jQuery object for that element. We can then use this variable to manipulate the element or get information about it. In this case, we get the text of each element using the '.text()' method and log it to the console.

You can modify this example to set different variables or perform different actions based on the elements you're working with.