s/value/variable/

Author: TimToady

lib/Language/5to6.pod

@@ -608,7 +608,7 @@ I<Deleting an element in a hash>
 
 Mostly unchanged; parens around the conditions are now optional, but if
 used, must not immediately follow the keyword, or it will be taken as a function
-call instead.  Binding the conditional expression to a value is also a little different:
+call instead.  Binding the conditional expression to a variable is also a little different:
 
     if (my $x = dostuff()) {...}  # Perl 5
     if dostuff() -> $x {...}      # Perl 6
@@ -631,7 +631,7 @@ See also the warnings on the smart-match op above.
 
 Mostly unchanged; parens around the conditions are now optional, but if
 used, must not immediately follow the keyword, or it will be taken as a function
-call instead.  Binding the conditional expression to a value is also a little different:
+call instead.  Binding the conditional expression to a variable is also a little different:
 
     while (my $x = dostuff()) {...}  # Perl 5
     while dostuff() -> $x {...}      # Perl 6