Styled Components generate unique class names for styles by using hashing algorithms. This ensures that styles are isolated and don't interfere with other components, a technique often referred to as "CSS-in-JS" or "CSS Modules."

The CSS property "line-height" primarily affects the spacing between lines of text within an element. It determines the vertical distance between the baselines of two consecutive lines of text. Adjusting the line-height can impact the readability and aesthetics of text on a webpage.

The animation-fill-mode property is used to control the behavior of the animated element before and after the animation execution. It can have values like "none," "forwards," "backwards," and "both." "None" is the default value, which means the element doesn't maintain any styles before or after the animation. "Forwards" retains the styles after the animation ends, and "backwards" maintains the styles before the animation starts. "Both" keeps the styles both before and after the animation.

To apply an animation to an element in CSS, you use the animation-name property to specify the name of the animation defined with the @keyframes rule. This property associates the element with the animation it should use.

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.

When two CSS rules conflict and apply to the same element, the last rule encountered in the stylesheet takes precedence. This is known as the "cascading" nature of CSS.

In SASS or SCSS, the ampersand (&) symbol is used to reference the parent selector within a nested rule. This is useful for creating more specific or complex selectors based on the parent selector's context. For example, you can use &:hover to apply styles when the parent element is hovered.

The primary difference between a mixin and a function in SASS/SCSS is that functions are used for reusable styles and can return values, while mixins are used for reusable logic and can generate CSS rules. Mixins can accept arguments, which allows for more dynamic behavior, whereas functions are typically used for calculations and value generation.

The primary goal of the OOCSS (Object-Oriented CSS) methodology is to separate content and layout. OOCSS promotes creating reusable and modular CSS classes that can be applied to various elements in a layout, separating the styling from the content. This improves maintainability and promotes a more organized CSS structure.

The ">" combinator is used to target a direct child element, ensuring that styles are applied only to the immediate child and not to nested descendants.