SASS Partials and Modules

Question 1

What is a Sass partial?

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A Sass file prefixed with an underscore that is not compiled independently

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A partially compiled Sass file

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A file with incomplete styles

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A Sass file loaded after the main stylesheet

Question 2

How do you import a Sass partial named `_buttons.scss`?

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@use 'buttons';

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@use '_buttons.scss';

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@import 'buttons.css';

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@include 'buttons';

Question 3

What is the key advantage of `@use` over `@import` in Sass?

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It scopes variables and mixins to a namespace, avoiding global pollution

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It is faster to compile

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It supports CSS files directly

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It runs code at compile time

Question 4

How do you access a variable from a `@use`d module?

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module-name.$variable

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$module-name.variable

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@module-name.$variable

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module-name::$variable

Question 5

What does `@forward` do in Sass?

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Re-exports members of one module so they are accessible from another file

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Forwards styles to a child selector

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Imports and immediately outputs a partial

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Passes arguments to a mixin

Question 6

Why is `@import` deprecated in modern Sass?

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It pollutes the global scope and can cause duplicate output

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It is slower than `@use`

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It does not support variables

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It only works with CSS files