What is the purpose of using variables in CSS preprocessors like Sass and Less?
A). A. To define functions
B). B. To store and reuse values throughout a stylesheet
C). C. To compress CSS code
D). D. To define media queries
What are CSS preprocessors used for?
A). A. Enhancing HTML structure
B). B. Enhancing CSS with advanced features
C). C. Optimizing JavaScript code
D). D. Enhancing server-side scripting languages
Which feature of CSS preprocessors allows for the creation of reusable design patterns?
A). A. Variables
B). B. Mixins
C). C. Functions
D). D. Nesting
What is one of the benefits of using mixins in CSS preprocessors?
A). A. Increased code duplication
B). B. Reduced code redundancy and improved code organization
C). C. Limited styling options
D). D. Decreased browser compatibility
What is a benefit of using functions in CSS preprocessors?
A). A. Improved browser compatibility
B). B. Dynamic calculation of values
C). C. Increased specificity in selectors
D). D. Reduced code redundancy
What is a key advantage of using CSS preprocessors like Sass and Less?
A). A. Increased code complexity
B). B. Reduced code duplication and easier maintenance
C). C. Limited browser support
D). D. Higher server-side rendering times
Which feature of CSS preprocessors allows for the reuse of values throughout a stylesheet?
A). A. Mixins
B). B. Functions
C). C. Variables
D). D. Nesting
How does nesting improve code organization in CSS preprocessors?
A). A. By reducing the specificity of selectors
B). B. By allowing for the reuse of code blocks
C). C. By organizing styles hierarchically
D). D. By compressing CSS code
How does nesting contribute to improved code readability in CSS preprocessors?
A). A. By compressing CSS code
B). B. By organizing styles hierarchically
C). C. By combining multiple stylesheets into one
D). D. By optimizing media files
Which feature of CSS preprocessors allows for the creation of responsive designs with ease?
A). A. Functions
B). B. Mixins and variables
C). C. Nesting
D). D. Optimized media queries