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Sass Basics
1/25
@debug directive finds errors and displays the values of SassScript expression to the error output stream.
True
False
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2/25
_______ directive is a set of nested rules, which can make a style block at the document root.
@at-root
@media
@extend
None of the above
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3/25
Which directive can you use to display SassScript expression value as an error?
@error
@warn
@at-root
None of the above
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4/25
In ___________ directive, a variable is specified, and it contains the value of each list item.
@if
@each
@for
@while
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5/25
Which directive is used to specify the mixin?
@include
@mixin
@extend
@debug
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6/25
Why is the @return directive used in Sass?
To define the mixin
To include the mixin in the document
To call the return value for the function
None of the above
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7/25
Which of the operators below is used to provide the path for CSS stylesheets within the application?
:filename
:load_paths
:css_location
:template_location
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8/25
_______ is a web application framework that provides modularity and speed to Rails.
Rails
Merb
Rack
All of these
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9/25
_____ is an open-source web framework.
Rails
Merb
Rack
All of these
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10/25
Which is the difference between Sass and SCSS?
Sass is a CSS pre-processor with syntax advancements and an extension of CSS3.
Sass has two syntax.
The first syntax is "SCSS" and it uses the .scss extension.
The other syntax is indented syntax or just "Sass" and it uses the .sass extension.
All of the above
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11/25
To speed up the compilation of Sass files, which option is used?
:cache
:read_cache
:cache_store
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12/25
What is the purpose of the @media directive in Sass?
To define a style rule for various media types.
To import external CSS files.
To share CSS properties between selectors.
To display SassScript expression values as errors.
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13/25
Which directive in Sass is used to display SassScript expression values as errors?
The @error directive.
The @warn directive.
The @at-root directive.
The @debug directive.
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14/25
Which directive allows generating styles in a loop in Sass?
@while
@if
@for
@each
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15/25
In Sass, can SassScript values be taken as arguments in mixins?
Yes, SassScript values can be taken as arguments in mixins.
No, mixins cannot accept SassScript values as arguments.
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16/25
What is the purpose of the @include directive in Sass?
To define the mixin.
To include the mixin in the document.
To include external CSS files.
To display SassScript expression values as errors.
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17/25
What is the purpose of using placeholders (e.g., %placeholder) in Sass?
To define variables.
To create mixins.
To reuse CSS styles across selectors.
To import external files.
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18/25
What does the interpolation operator #{} do in Sass?
It multiplies two numbers.
It defines a mixin.
It allows you to insert the value of a variable or expression into a string.
It imports external files.
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19/25
How do you import a Sass partial file named 'styles' into your main Sass file?
@import 'styles.scss';
@import 'styles';
@import 'styles.css';
@import styles;
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20/25
How can you include comments in the generated CSS output when using Sass?
Use the // syntax for comments in Sass.
Use the /* */ syntax for comments in Sass.
Use the /*! */ syntax for comments in Sass.
Sass comments are automatically included in the CSS output.
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21/25
What is the purpose of the @if directive in Sass?
To define a mixin.
To include external CSS files.
To conditionally apply styles based on a specified condition.
To display errors.
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22/25
In Sass, what does the % symbol represent when defining a placeholder selector?
It denotes a variable.
It indicates a class selector.
It defines a placeholder selector.
It is used to comment out code.
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23/25
In Sass, how can you nest rules within a media query block?
You cannot nest rules within a media query block in Sass.
By using the @media directive followed by nested rules.
By using the @extend directive.
By using the & selector.
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24/25
What is the primary benefit of using Sass variables?
To make the CSS file smaller in size.
To define placeholder selectors.
To centralize and easily modify values used throughout the stylesheets.
To create mixins.
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25/25
How can you import a Sass file from a different directory in your project?
@import 'path/to/file.scss';
@import 'file.scss';
@import '../file.scss';
Sass does not support importing files from different directories.
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