SASS syntax

     SASS supports two syntaxes namely SCSS and Indented syntax.

• The SCSS (Sassy CSS) is an extension of CSS syntax. This means every valid CSS is a valid SCSS as well. SCSS makes much easier to maintain large stylesheets and can recognize vendor specific syntax, Many CSS and SCSS files use the extension .scss.

• Indented − This is older syntax and sometimes just called as SASS. Using this form of syntax, CSS can be written concisely. SASS files use the extension .sass.
  
  💥How to write placeholder selector in SASS?
  
  
  SASS supports placeholder selector using class or id selector. In normal CSS, these are specified with "#" or ".", but in SASS they are replaced with "%".
  
  💥Mention the different types of operations on the SASS?
   
  

  There are 5 types of operations −
  

  • Number Operations
  • Color Operations
  • String Operations
  • Boolean Operations
  • List Operations
    
    💥What is import directive?
     
    
    It directly takes the filename to import and all the imported files will get combined in a single CSS file.