My understanding is that a connection between two neurons has a weight, but a neuron itself does not have a weight.

If connection ***c*** connects neurons ***A*** to ***B***, then ***c*** has a weight ***w***, but ***A*** and ***B*** don't have a weight. ***w*** determines if ***A*** has a strong influence on ***B*** or a weak influence on ***B***.

But this Wikipedia article says:
"The connections between artificial neurons are called ‘edges’. 
Artificial **neurons** and edges typically **have a weight** that adjusts as learning proceeds."

<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_neural_network>

The 2nd sentence seems to imply that a neuron has a weight, too.

Does a neuron really have a weight?