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The Sass preprocessor takes a Sass file and translates it into plain CSS the browser can read. In this video, you'll learn the commands to compile Sass to CSS.
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One of the quickest and most direct ways
to make this happen is in the terminal or
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console, using the command line.
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Now, if you've never
used the command line,
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don't worry, you don't need to be an
expert with the command line to use sass.
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In this video I'll teach you
a couple of friendly commands to get
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sass running quickly.
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Sass works like this.
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You put sass input into the compiler and
get CSS output on the other side.
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The sass command tells the compiler
which files to process.
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While the sass command accepts many
different bits of information,
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at the very least, you need to provide
it the path to the input file, and
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the path to the output file.
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