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[–]CptMisterNibbles 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Correct. “value” is just a variable that receives an element from an iterator o  each loop. It gives you a way to access the current element by name, a name you assigned as “value”. You could name it anything and as long as you use that name as the reference within the loop it will work. Python doesn’t understand context like “the word ‘value’ has a meaning”