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Sass is an extension of CSS that gives you more advanced features like nested rules, variables, mixins, and more.

Sass has 2 syntaxes. The most commonly used syntax is "SCSS", and is a superset of CSS. That means all valid CSS syntax, is valid SCSS syntax. SCSS files use the extension .scss
Sass has 2 syntaxes. The most commonly used syntax is "SCSS", and is a superset of CSS. That means all valid CSS syntax, is valid SCSS syntax. SCSS files use the extension `.scss`

Sass will compile .scss and .sass files to .css files for you, so you can write your stylesheets with more advanced features.
Sass will compile `.scss` and `.sass` files to `.css` files for you, so you can write your stylesheets with more advanced features.

### Prerequisites

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import "./styles.sass"
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_Note: You can use Sass/SCSS files as modules too, like mentioned in the previous recipe about CSS modules, with the difference that instead of .css the extensions have to be .scss or .sass_
_Note: You can use Sass/SCSS files as modules too, like mentioned in the previous recipe about CSS modules, with the difference that instead of `.css` the extensions have to be `.scss` or `.sass_`
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> Note: You can use Sass/SCSS files as modules too, as mentioned in the previous recipe about CSS modules, with the difference that instead of `.css` the extensions have to be `.scss` or `.sass`


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