CSS VS SCSS

#css #scss #webdev #frontend

here's a comparison of CSS and SCSS (Sass):

Aspect	CSS	SCSS (Sass)
Syntax	Plain text with selectors and properties	Extension of CSS with enhanced syntax
Variables	Not supported	Supported using `$` prefix
Nesting	Limited support with descendant selectors	Fully supported with nesting
Mixins	Not supported	Supported with `@mixin` directive
Functions	Not supported	Supported with built-in and custom functions
Inheritance	Not supported	Supported with `@extend` directive
Importing	Supported with `@import`	Supported with `@import`
Comments	Supported with `/* */`	Supported with `//` and `/* */`
Math operations	Limited support for basic operations	Fully supported with arithmetic operators
Code readability	May require repetitive code	Improved readability with variables, nesting, and mixins
File extension	.css	.scss or .sass

Please note that SCSS (Sass) is a superset of CSS, meaning you can write regular CSS within an SCSS file, so it's more versatile and developer-friendly. It allows you to use the features listed above to make your stylesheets more organized and maintainable.