In a large project, you want to have separate SCSS files for variables, mixins, and base styles. How would you structure and integrate them into a main SCSS file?
- Import the separate SCSS files for variables, mixins, and base styles at the beginning of the main SCSS file.
- Manually copy and paste the content of the separate SCSS files into the main SCSS file.
- Use JavaScript to dynamically load the separate SCSS files when needed.
- Use external libraries to handle the integration of SCSS files.
To structure and integrate separate SCSS files, you should use the @import directive in the main SCSS file. Import the separate SCSS files for variables, mixins, and base styles at the beginning of the main SCSS file. This allows you to maintain a modular and organized codebase.
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