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What is the difference between SCSS and Sass?
1.
What is the difference between SCSS and Sass?
Answer»
S.no
SCSS
SASS
1.
It is a New Syntax
It is an original and the
OLD
syntax
2.
The file is saved with the extension .scss
The file is saved with the extension .SASS
3.
In a code the
USE
of semicolon and
BRACKET
{} is compulsory.
In a code, the use of semicolon and bracket{} is not allowed
4.
There is no strict indentation
There is a strict indentation
5.
Easier to
LEARN
Difficult to learn as compared to SCSS
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