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In SASS, what symbol is used to denote a variable?

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Question 2/15

How can you prevent a SASS variable from being global?

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Question 3/15

Which of these data types is not supported directly by SASS?

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Question 4/15

Which of the following are valid SASS comments that are compiled into the CSS output?

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Question 5/15

What does the '&' character allow you to reference in nested SASS rules?

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Question 6/15

How are the default variable values set in SASS, allowing overrides if desired?

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What is the correct way to define a mixin in SASS?

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What is the purpose of the '@media' directive in SASS?

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Question 9/15

In SASS, what does the 'darken()' function do to a color?

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In SASS, how is a list of multiple values separated?

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Question 11/15

What is the output of a SASS function by default?

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Question 12/15

How does SASS handle namespace clashes with variables and mixins?

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Question 13/15

What is a key advantage of using the SASS @extend feature over mixins?

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Question 14/15

What purpose does the '@function' directive serve in SASS?

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Question 15/15

Which of these is a mathematical operation you can perform directly in SASS?

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Question 1/15
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In SASS, what symbol is used to denote a variable?

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In SASS, a variable is prefixed by a dollar sign ($), allowing you to store values to be reused throughout your stylesheet.
Question 2/15
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How can you prevent a SASS variable from being global?

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Variables declared within a function or mixin in SASS are local to that scope and are not available globally.
Question 3/15
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Which of these data types is not supported directly by SASS?

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SASS does not directly support JSON objects. It supports numbers, strings, colors, booleans, lists, maps, and null values.
Question 4/15
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Which of the following are valid SASS comments that are compiled into the CSS output?

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Multi-line comments written as '/* Comment */' are compiled into the final CSS output, unlike single-line SASS comments that are ignored.
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What does the '&' character allow you to reference in nested SASS rules?

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The '&' character allows you to refer to the parent selector of the current rule when using nested styles.
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How are the default variable values set in SASS, allowing overrides if desired?

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The '!default' flag in SASS is used with variables to set a value only if the variable hasn't been defined already, allowing for flexible configuration.
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What is the correct way to define a mixin in SASS?

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The '@mixin' directive in SASS is used to define a mixin, which is a reusable set of styles.
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What is the purpose of the '@media' directive in SASS?

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The '@media' directive allows you to include CSS media queries directly within your SASS files, facilitating responsive design.
Question 9/15
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In SASS, what does the 'darken()' function do to a color?

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The 'darken()' SASS function reduces the lightness of a color by a specified amount, making the color appear darker.
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In SASS, how is a list of multiple values separated?

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Lists in SASS can be created using either commas or spaces to separate values, which allows for flexible data grouping.
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What is the output of a SASS function by default?

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SASS functions are used to calculate and return CSS values, which are directly usable in style rules.
Question 12/15
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How does SASS handle namespace clashes with variables and mixins?

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SASS manages namespace clashes by keeping different files separate when imported, avoiding unintended overwrite of variables and mixins.
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What is a key advantage of using the SASS @extend feature over mixins?

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The '@extend' directive minimizes redundancy by merging styles into existing selector rules instead of creating separate CSS declarations, reducing file size.
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What purpose does the '@function' directive serve in SASS?

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The '@function' directive in SASS is used to define custom functions that can perform operations and return values for use in styles.
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Which of these is a mathematical operation you can perform directly in SASS?

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SASS supports direct arithmetic operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.