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Why should you use mixins with named arguments in SASS?
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How do SASS functions differ from mixins?
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How do you include a mixin within another mixin in SASS?
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When using mixins and functions in SASS, what determines where they are placed in the final CSS output?
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What is a good practice when writing SASS mixins?
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Which of the following is not a primary feature of SASS?
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What is the role of mixin arguments in SASS?
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Why are mixins preferred over extend in SASS when dealing with complex styles?
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Question 9/15
Can SASS functions handle more complex logic than mixins?
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In SASS, how do you import a mixin from one file to another?
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What is the main purpose of a mixin in SASS?
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Question 12/15
How do you return a value from a SASS function?
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Question 13/15
Which directive is used to include a mixin in SASS?
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How do you comment a SASS function for documentation purpose?
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Question 15/15
Which is an advantage of using SASS functions over CSS variables?
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Question 1/15
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Why should you use mixins with named arguments in SASS?
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Named arguments in mixins provide clarity and readability, making it easier to understand what each argument represents.
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How do SASS functions differ from mixins?
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SASS functions can return values which can be used within stylesheets, while mixins are used for including styles.
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How do you include a mixin within another mixin in SASS?
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To include one mixin within another, use the @include directive inside the body of the original mixin.
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When using mixins and functions in SASS, what determines where they are placed in the final CSS output?
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The placement of mixins and functions in the final CSS depends on their order within the stylesheet and where they are included or called.
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What is a good practice when writing SASS mixins?
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Creating mixins with optional parameters enhances their reusability across different contexts in your stylesheets.
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Which of the following is not a primary feature of SASS?
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SASS does not feature file encryption; it is known for nested rules, mixins, variables, and functions.
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What is the role of mixin arguments in SASS?
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Mixin arguments allow you to pass specific values that can modify the output of the mixin styles, making them more flexible.
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Why are mixins preferred over extend in SASS when dealing with complex styles?
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Mixins allow for encapsulation and flexibility in reusing styles without the risk of style conflicts typical of using extend with complex styles.
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Can SASS functions handle more complex logic than mixins?
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SASS functions can execute operations and return values, allowing for more complex logic than mixins, which primarily include styles.
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In SASS, how do you import a mixin from one file to another?
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Mixins are imported from one file to another using the @import directive, which brings in the entire file.
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What is the main purpose of a mixin in SASS?
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Mixins in SASS allow you to create reusable chunks of styles that can be included in multiple places in your stylesheet.
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How do you return a value from a SASS function?
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SASS functions use the return keyword to specify the value that should be returned by the function.
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Which directive is used to include a mixin in SASS?
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You use the @include directive to apply the styles defined by a mixin.
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How do you comment a SASS function for documentation purpose?
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Using three forward slashes (///) in SASS creates comments that can be used to generate documentation from the code.
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Which is an advantage of using SASS functions over CSS variables?
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SASS functions can perform calculations and manipulate data before it is compiled to CSS, which CSS variables cannot do.