What are SASS variables and mixins?

What are SASS variables and how do I use them?

SASS variables are used to store values like colors, fonts, or any CSS value. You define a variable with a dollar sign, like $primary-color: #333;, and then use it throughout your styles.

Can you explain what mixins are in SASS?

Mixins in SASS allow you to create reusable chunks of CSS. You define a mixin with @mixin and include it in your styles with @include. This is great for applying styles consistently.

How do I pass arguments to a mixin?

You can pass arguments to a mixin by defining them in parentheses. For example: @mixin box-shadow($x, $y, $blur) { box-shadow: $x $y $blur; } and then use it like @include box-shadow(2px, 2px, 5px);.

Can I use variables inside mixins?

Absolutely! You can use variables inside mixins just like you would in regular CSS. This allows for dynamic styling based on variable values.